Hundreds of Bahrainis took to the streets in different villages across Bahrain on April 29, 2022, marking the Al-Quds International Day, which falls on the last Friday of the Month of Ramadan.

Labor Minister Jameel Hmaidan issued a decree appointing a temporary director to Bilad Al-Qadeem Charity (the charity of the ancient country, the Zanz and Azari) after the ministry rejected the accreditation of 6 of the elected members due to "Political Isolation Law".

The Third High Criminal Court upheld a one-year jail verdict against a Bahraini accused of manufacturing Molotov.

The Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society mourned youth Mohammad Al-Moqdad who was transferred to the hospital on Saturday night and passed away on Sunday morning.

Protests broke out in Bahrain after the execution of two Shi'ite Muslim activists on terrorism-related charges revived tension over the weekend in the Sunni-led kingdom, a Western ally that has cracked down on dissent since a failed 2011 uprising.

Hundreds of citizens took part in angry protests rejecting the life sentence issued by the appeals court against opposition leader and Al-Wefaq secretary-general Sheikh Ali Salman. Protestors also condemned the government’s normalization attempts with Israel.

The Bahraini High Court of Appeal decided to appoint 26 lawyers for the same number of defendants in the Zulfiqar Brigades case, with the case adjourned to October 26, 2018.

A Bahraini woman was arrested by security authorities from the Bilad Al-Qadeem area, while most of the arrests were concentrated in the Al-Dair area.

The fourth high criminal court sentenced five defendants to three years' imprisonment and two others to two years, over charges of taking part in an assembly and setting fire to tires in the Bilad Al-Qadeem area.

The High Criminal Appeals Court rejected the appeals of two suspects (23 and 18 years) and upheld sentencing one of them to 5 years in prison and the other one to 2 years over putting, along with another suspect who did not appeal, fake bomb in Sheikh Salman Street near Bilad Al-Qaddem and ordered the confiscation of seized items.

On Tuesday September 5, 2017, a man named Khalil Ibrahim Isa Al-Hayiki passed away. Many probably don’t know who Al-Hayiki (Aba Ali) is, and they have the right not to, since he never worked for the sake of people knowing him.

Residents of Bahrain’s Bilad Al-Qadeem complained that their area has been neglected by the government, adding that there are a number of mosques prone to collapse.

Residents of Bilad Al-Qadeem staged a protest on Sunday (May 14, 2017) after they were excluded from the housing projects that the Housing Ministry started to distribute among people, who submitted housing requests in different governorates.

The Fourth High Criminal court sentenced a suspect to 2 years in prison and 2 others to 5 years over putting hoax bomb in Bilad Al-Qadeem and ordered the confiscation of seized items.

The Supreme Court of Appeals amended the verdict issued against 4 defendants, from 10 years in prison to 7 years in prison, in a case linked to beating a policeman and igniting fire in tires in Bilad Al Qadeem area.

The Interior Ministry announced on Sunday (January 29, 2017) the death of one of its officer who was shot dead in Bilad Al-Qadeem.

Information reported (Sunday January 29, 2017) that an Interior Ministry officer was killed in a farm in Bilad al Qadeem, as a result of shooting.

The First High Criminal Court sentenced 2 defendants to 5 years in prison over beating another man, claiming that he works as an informant.

Activists on social media said that the security authorities carried out a wide raid campaign at dawn Wednesday (November 9, 2016) the led to arresting 7 citizens.

Social media activists said that Bahraini Ministry of Interior forces raided Bilad Al-Qadeem and Al-Zinj villages, and vandalized and removed a number of Husseini "free food stands" by force.