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The TV series “Mo’aweyah,” depicting Muawiya, founder of the Umayyad dynasty, has sparked controversy across Iraq, Egypt, and beyond since its Ramadan debut. Produced by MBC Saudi Arabia with a budget of $100 million, the 30-episode series has faced backlash for its portrayal of key Islamic figures, leading to a ban in Iraq due to concerns over sectarian tensions. Al-Azhar in Egypt has also condemned the show. Critics argue it misrepresents Muawiya’s legacy, which is contentious among Shia Muslims, while the writer defends the portrayal as complex. The series highlights challenges in addressing sensitive historical topics in media.
The 19th Parliamentary Union of the OIC Member States (PUIC) conference has strengthened economic and cultural ties among Islamic nations, according to Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Baqer Qalibaf. Upon his return, he highlighted the conference’s role in facilitating crucial dialogues on topics like Palestine, economy, human rights, and women’s affairs. Qalibaf emphasized the unified stance of Islamic states against Israeli violations, coinciding with U.S. attempts to create discord in the region. He also noted Indonesia’s significant role in international organizations. Qalibaf held seven bilateral meetings with various countries to enhance cooperation and solidarity among member states.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi is set to visit Pakistan on Monday to discuss key regional and international issues. His meetings with senior Pakistani officials aim to address mutual interests and pressing matters affecting both nations. Following the visit to Pakistan, Araqchi will travel to India later in the week. This trip underscores the significance of diplomatic relations in tackling shared challenges and fostering collaboration between the two countries. The Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmaeil Baqaei, emphasized the importance of these discussions in navigating recent developments impacting both nations.