Several Shia websites, including Sistani’s official website http://www.sistani.org, were blocked by an extremist group who call themselves Group XP. It was the most serious cyber attack of its kind over the past few years in pursuit of a sectarian aim. http://www.sistani.net was also hacked but now it redirects to http://www.al-sistani.ir which seems to be workingContinue reading “Several Islamic websites Blocked By Group XP”
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US politics playing with Iraqi blood for oil
US Air Strike. A resident holds a broken picture of Imam Ali, the first Shiite Imam. The picture was damaged in a raid in Sadr City Shiite district of Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, May 6, 2007. U.S. Iraqi police and witnesses said a U.S. air strike in Sadr City destroyed several houses killing one person woundingContinue reading “US politics playing with Iraqi blood for oil”
Shiite pilgrims pour into Baghdad
Iraqi Shiites perform a religious ceremony called ” Latmiya” as they head towards Shiite Imam Musa al-Kazim’s shrine in the al-Kazimiah district north of Baghdad. Security forces are on high alert as hundreds of thousands of Shiite devotees marched into Baghdad to mark the death of a revered imam, a year after a stampede killedContinue reading “Shiite pilgrims pour into Baghdad”
Grand Ayatullah seestani Video
Grand Ayatullah seestani
Iraqis Unanimously Condemn Shrine Bombing
Photo by Iraqi Prime Minister Office via Getty Images. Aerial view of Askariya shrine, June 13, 2007, in Samarra. Iraqi Political and Community Reactions to the Samarra Shrine Bombing:Iraqi political, religious and communal leaders unanimously condemned the attack that destroyed the two minarets of the revered Askari shrine in Samarra by suspected Sunni insurgents onContinue reading “Iraqis Unanimously Condemn Shrine Bombing”