Two US mosques previously scrutinized for alleged Iran ties held events honoring Ayatollah Ali Khamenei after a US strike killed him, including one that referred to him as 'our leader.'

In Shiite Islam, grief is not only personal but collective − expressed through rituals, pilgrimage and devotion to saints.

Three people were killed and several more injured after an airstrike hit the site of a mosque in Zanjan, Iran, on Tuesday, March 31, local news reported, citing authorities.Footage from the Iranian

Over the weekend, President Donald Trump announced, “Iran’s formerly supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei is dead.” The Iranian leader was eliminated during a coordinated U.S.–Israeli military operation that targeted senior Iranian officials and ...

The AI-generated video, released by Mehr News Agency, shows simulated missile strikes on Israel and Iranian forces advancing towards Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque, projecting military intent amid the escalating Middle East war.

This Ramadan, the decisive test will not occur only on distant battlefields. It will unfold in how Americans speak to one another.

The vulnerability of the Iranian regime is not only the result of structural economic mismanagement, repression or corruption. The fundamental cause lies in the erosion of its most important ideological pillar: Islam.