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Pakistan has demanded that trueislam.com be shut down, claiming that it hosts blasphemous content.
Spanish ministers have revealed that diplomatic relations with Turkey are improving.
Negotiating Yemeni identity as a Muwalladin of Hadramawt
Aisha al-Jaedy explores the social complexities and challenges of growing up as a Muwalladin - Yemenis who are born to foreign parents.
Denmark's women-led Mariam Mosque: Unorthodox reformation or overdue recognition?
Sherin Khankan and a group of Islamic academics founded the women-led Mariam Mosque in Copenhagen in 2016, sparking a debate among mainstream ...
Fighting to advance the hard-won freedoms of Tunisia's revolution
In-depth: From women's rights to freedom of expression, progressives in Tunisia's young democracy are fighting to preserve and advance the ...
14 due verdicts over links to 2015 Paris attackers
Three of the 14 fled to Syria just ahead of the Jan. 7-9, 2015 attacks in Paris, which left 17 dead along with the three gunmen.
Macron and Sisi's authoritarian embrace
Comment: The Egyptian and French presidents are attempting to control the meaning of Islam to enact their domestic, authoritarian agendas, ...
US envoy airs concerns as France targets radical Islam
Ambassador Sam Brownback voiced concern about France, warning against "heavy-handed" measures as President Emmanuel Macron targets radical Islam.
Far-right French politician proposes 'internment camps for radicalised Muslims'
The bill's author, Guillaume Peltier, is a former member of the far-right party National Front.
Emirati buys 50 percent stake in Israeli football club
Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Nahyan, an Emirati royal businessman, will invest millions in the 'racist' club over the next decade.
HRW condemns France for shutting down anti-Islamophobia group
The US-based rights advocacy group condemned France's shutting down of leading anti-discrimination group Collective Against Islamophobia.
France to inspect scores mosques in 'unprecedented' move: minister
At least 18 of the mosques due for inspection are subject to 'immediate actions', according to reports.
US podcasters under fire for 'IS logo' merchandise
Edgy podcast 'Red Scare' is selling t-shirts and tote bags that meld its name with a logo adopted by the IS group.
Islamophobia on the rise 'like never before': Turkish FM
The Turkish official raised concerns over a growing trend of overt Islamophobia, particularly in Europe.
Emirati ruling family 'looking to invest in Israeli football'
A member of Abu Dhabi's royal family is looking to buy a stake in a top-tier Israeli football team known for its racist and Islamophobic fans.
Singapore deports Bangladeshis over anti-France posts
The individuals, most of whom were construction workers, were accused of putting up social media posts 'which incited violence or stoked communal unrest'.
Pakistan minister retracts Macron 'Nazi' jibe after French demands
Federal Minister for Human Rights Shireen Mazari deleted her tweet after an angry response from France's foreign ministry.
CAIR slams President Macron’s ultimatum to French Muslim leaders
CAIR accused President Macron of turning 'Liberté, égalité, fraternité' into 'repression, inequality and division'.
Macron tells Muslim leaders to 'admit Islam is apolitical'
President Macron has asked the French Muslim community to draw up a charter that stipulates Islam is a religion and not a political movement.
Online G-20 summit uninspiring and 'lacks results' amid coronavirus
The G20 Summit, which was held on line due to covid social distancing restrictions left much to be desired, as Saudi Arabia's lacklustre human ...
Tunisia, Qatar propose 'Western-Islamic' conference: report
During a three-day visit to Doha, Tunisia's president proposed a 'Western-Islamic conference' aimed at achieving greater understanding between ...
2 wounded in blast at non-Muslim Jeddah cemetery
Two people have been wounded after an explosion at Jeddah's non-Muslim cemetery.
Several wounded in explosion at Saudi cemetery in Jeddah
An explosive device hit a ceremony commemorating the end of WWI at a cemetery in Jeddah.
EU chief calls for body 'to train imams'
A European institute should be formed to train imams across the region, the EU chief suggested on Monday, amid weeks of heightened tensions.
This marks the biggest anti-France demonstration yet in Bangladesh.
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