The Nakba never ended. Today marks 78 years of mass expulsion of Palestinians. 💔
May 15 marks Nakba Day, a day of mourning of the forced displacement of over 750,000 Palestinians from their homes by Zionist forces in 1948.
The Nakba still continues, as Israel continues its plans of mass expulsion in Gaza, the West Bank and continues its ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.
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Hoxhë Shuajb Arnauti Mosque is a beautiful mosque in Prishtina, Kosova 🇽🇰 🕌 #MosqueOfTheWeek
Located in the heart of the capital, the mosque is known for its elegant interior, detailed ornamentation, and peaceful atmosphere that welcomes worshippers and visitors alike.
Its architecture blends traditional Ottoman influences with local Balkan craftsmanship, featuring intricate chandeliers, arches, geometric designs, and beautiful Islamic calligraphy throughout the space.
Named after the respected scholar Hoxhë Shuajb Arnauti, the mosque stands as both a spiritual center and a reflection of Kosova’s deep-rooted Muslim identity and history.
Today, it remains a place of worship, reflection, and community for Muslims in Prishtina and beyond.
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“All praise due to Allah” – NFL draftee Mansoor Delane on his eye black during game days. ☝🏽🏈
Mansoor Delane (@saucysoor ) was officially drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Chiefs even traded up to the #6 overall pick to select him.
He’s considered one of the top cornerbacks in his class and an All-American player.
Masjid Tjia Kang Hoo is a unique mosque in Indonesia that beautifully reflects Chinese heritage 🇮🇩 🕌 #MosqueOfTheWeek
Masjid Tjia Kang Hoo was built by a Chinese-Indonesian Muslim community, blending cultural identity with Islamic tradition.
Inspired by traditional Chinese architecture, its design features pagoda-style elements and symbolic structures that represent key aspects of Islam.
Originally a family property, the mosque was later transformed into a place of worship serving as a reminder of how faith and culture can come together in harmony.
Today, it stands as a symbol of unity and diversity within the Muslim world.
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“I asked Allah for wealth, He gave me Islam.” – legendary boxer Muhammad Ali 🥊
“I’ve learned that whatever time we spend on Earth should be spent helping others and creating justice and equality for all people.”
The Kobe Mosque was the first mosque ever built in Japan. 🇯🇵 🕌 #MosqueOfTheWeek
The Kobe Muslim Mosque was built in October 1935. Its architectural style is a fusion of traditional Asian-Turkish influences and designed by architect Jan Josef Svagr.
During World War II, the Kobe Mosque survived the 1945 air raids unscathed. It was damaged during the Great Hanshin earthquake of 1995 but did not collapse.
Due to its endurance, it is locally referred to as the “Miracle Mosque”
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