Note: The province of Sistan-Baluchistan has been highlighted by internal and international media sources many times, but mostly after some insecurity incidents. Scott Peterson, journalist and a photographer of the Christian Science Monitor, has travelled to Zahedan and prepared a story for the CSM. A photo of SunniOnline has been republished on the top of […]
“The occupation brings nothing but bitterness and destruction.” This was translated into action by the Israeli occupation Forces (IOF) in the last war against Gaza.
The annual graduation ceremony of Darululoom Zahedan was held on Thursday 29 May, 2014 in the ex-Mosalla (Eidgah) of Sunnis, near of Darululoom Zahedan’s main campus.
The outstanding Sunni leader, Shaikh Abdol-Hamid has refused claims of some Iranian Shia scholars about the population of Sunnis and their economic advancement in some cities.
A total of 14,629 children were killed in Syrian regime attacks against opposition forces since March 2011, according to a London-based rights group.
Four Iranian border guards have been released following the efforts of Iranian Sunni scholars and tribal elders on Friday, April 4, 2014. They reached Zahedan today, April 6, 2014. See the pictures:
The national meeting of Sunni students of various universities was held at Darululoom Zahedan, Sistan-Baluchistan, Iran on Thursday, March 13, 2014.
Release of funds almost each year for repair and renovation of the same schools has served to promote corruption in the education sector, Adviser to Balochistan Chief Minister Kaiser Bengali has said.
British media have reacted to the story of an alleged British suicide bomber thought to be behind last week’s bombing by rebels on a prison in Syria’s northern city of Aleppo, expressing shock as the man was reportedly a “normal family man.”
The report by Syria Network for Human Rights reveals that 1585 people, including 316 children, 197 women and 172 victims have been tortured to death, the proportion of women and children is 32% of the victims.