Al Maghrib Today

Migrants sold into slavery

Abidjan - Al Maghrib Today

Survivors of slave auctions in Libya have described a "total hell" that they wouldn't wish on their "worst enemy" as global outrage grows over footage showing migrants being sold off in the war-torn country. "We were slaves," said Moussa Sanogo, a migrant who flew back to Ivory Coast from Libya this week after surviving regular beatings and forced labour inRead more

Kazem Al Saher denies selling his arts

Beirut - Michelle Hadad

Iraqi singer Kazem Al Saher denied what was published over supporting a number of young singers through composing their songs in return for high amounts of money, saying that he has not faced any such rumors before. He described what was published in this regard as unfounded rumors. He added that he will not sell his works, stressing that ifRead more

Singer Fadl Shaker seeks to prove innocence

Beirut - Michelle Hadad

Lebanese singer Fadl Shaker left Ain Al-Helwa refugees camp to an unknown place, while sources denied this matter, describing what was published in this regard as unfounded rumors. The Lebanese singer stressed he seeks to restore his freedom not to go to prison, stressing his confidence of his ability to prove his innocence. He said that those who want toRead more

Rahma create winter clothes in innovative way

Amman - Eman Yussef

The Jordanian girl "Rahma Al Khatib" did not hesitate to highlight her talent in the use of crochet and used her skills to produce the winter clothes and stockings worn by women in their homes. Al-Khatib uses colors that are embroidered and blend them in beautiful way so that the product is well received by customers. She said that sheRead more

Sources deny Fadl Shaker’s escape to Ain el-Helwa

Beirut - Michelle Hadad

The Director General of the Lebanese General Security, Major General Abbas Ibrahim, blew up a surprise of the caliber of information about the escape of the first wanted man in Lebanon, Shadi Al-Mawlawi, to the camp of Ain el-Helweh. He was accused of forming terrorist groups and killing members of the Lebanese army. The retired artist Fadl Shaker will walkRead more

Badran reveals reason for asthma of children

Cairo - Shimaa Mekawy

The member of the Egyptian Society of Allergy and Immunology, Dr. Magdy Badran, revealed causes of allergies in the summer. He said that allergy caused by chlorine of swimming pools, which arises from excessive doses of chlorine. He added in interview with Muslimchronicle that the sensitivity of insect bites increases in summer as the mosquito, and allergy resulting fromRead more

Vikings win as Keenam rejuvenates offence

Chicago - Al Maghrib Today

Case Keenum came off the bench to energize the offence and Kai Forbath kicked the game-winning field goal with 12 seconds left as the Minnesota Vikings edged the Chicago Bears 20-17 on Monday. Keenum replaced starting quarterback Sam Bradford who struggled mightily in his return to the lineup after missing the last three games with a knee injury. Bradford completedRead more

Make or break for Messi and Argentina in World Cup qualifier

Quito - Al Maghrib Today

Lionel Messi and Argentina will be fighting for their World Cup lives on Tuesday as the South American heavyweights take on Ecuador aiming to avoid a humiliating failure to qualify for next year's finals in Russia. The eyes of the football world will turn to Quito's Estadio Olimpico Atahualpa to see if the once unthinkable prospect of a World CupRead more

Iraq forces push into IS bastion Hawija

Hawija - Al Maghrib Today

Iraqi forces pushed into the Islamic State group bastion of Hawija on Wednesday, commanders said, stepping up their assault against one of the jihadists' last enclaves in the country. Government and allied forces backed by a US-led coalition launched an offensive last month to oust IS from Hawija, a longtime insurgent bastion. The town is among the final holdouts fromRead more