Mosque

In Pakistan's twin blasts on September 29, over 56 people died and as many as hundreds were injured. While the first blast occurred in Balochistan, at a social gathering, the second blast happened at a mosque in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region within hours. At the mosque, people gathered and were celebrating Prophet Mohammad's birthday, when a suicide bomber blast occurred, a day after Pakistan officials killed an ISIS Terrorist.

In an explosion in Afghanistan, at least three people were injured, confirmed sources.  The explosion occurred near the Imam Abu Hanifa mosque in Afghanistan’s Faryab province on February 8. The incident took place after an explosive, placed on a parked motorcycle nearby, went off. The details of the attack are yet to be known and security personnel has reached the area to control the situation.

Another massive explosion has been reported in a mosque in Kabul, Afghanistan, on August 17. The blast happened after the evening prayers killed 20 people and left over 40 injured, confirmed local media. This is the third such explosion in the past two weeks, despite the claims of the Taliban, that the situation in Kabul, Afghanistan is under control. Notably, no terrorist outfit has claimed responsibility for the explosion.

A group of Palestinians instigated a clash with the Israeli police, as they started pelting stones at the officials, on April 15. The incident occurred in the Al-Aqsa mosque compound at Jerusalem. Reportedly, over 152 Palestinians sustained injuries in the clash, and "hundreds" of suspects have been arrested. Also, Palestinian men who wore masks and wielded Hamas flags, injured at least three police officials, reported PTI.

In a tragic incident, a hand grenade was hurled at worshippers in Pul-e-Khishti Mosque, at Afghanistan's capital city of Kabul, on April 6. The hand grenade caused an explosion, which injured six worshippers. The area has been cordoned off by security forces of Taliban, and one suspect has been arrested. In a similar incident, on April 3, a hand grenade thrown at people in Kabul, injured 59 and killed one.