IQNA – A scholar says Lady Fatima al-Zahra (SA) embodies the true meaning of “Kawthar,” describing her as a source of spiritual abundance and social insight whose influence continues to shape Islamic thought.

IQNA – The 4th International Conference on Mosque Architecture 2025 in Istanbul, Turkey, emphasized rethinking the role of mosques.

IQNA – A meeting was recently held at the Mahachola University’s (MCU) office in Bangkok to discuss the details of holding an international seminar on interfaith dialogue between Mahachola University and the Cultural Center of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

IQNA – The Department of Intellectual and Cultural Affairs of the Astan (custodianship) of Hazrat Abbas (AS) holy shrine has invited interested individuals and researchers to participate in the activities of the 4th International Scientific Conference on the Seerah of the Holy Prophet (PBUH).

IQNA – Lady Fatima’s (SA) life embodies a vision of mercy, intellect, and spiritual awareness that can heal a world burdened by violence and moral crisis, says an Iranian author.

IQNA – A Quranic scholar in Tehran has said that the Day of Judgment, as described in Surah Al-Qari‘ah, will weigh every human action by divine standards, with the Quran itself serving as the ultimate measure of good and evil.

IQNA – The 13th round of dialogue between Islam and the Russian Orthodox Church will be held in Tehran from November 8 to 12.

IQNA – An Iranian scholar says the Quran presents a holistic view of human nature that provides a foundation for real and lasting security, rooted in humanity’s innate inclination toward faith, justice, and moral balance.

IQNA – Ayatollah Gholamreza Fayyazi, a senior seminary scholar, said that the purpose of studying philosophy is to clarify religious beliefs and ethics, emphasizing that true understanding of religion comes not from reason alone but through the Quran and prophetic teachings.

IQNA – Religious scholar Reza Malazadeh Yamchi says the Quran provides a moral foundation for intercultural understanding, emphasizing dignity, equality, and dialogue rather than cultural dominance or uniformity.

IQNA – Explaining the concept of Yawm At-Taghabun, an Iranian seminary scholar said that on the Resurrection Day, a person will not only see the results of his actions, but also his lost place in Paradise; a scene that will be his greatest regret and spiritual torment.

IQNA – Hazrat Zaynab (SA) “was the first to confront distortion through today’s media-like methods of exposure, reinterpretation and reconstruction of truth,” says an Iranian researcher.