Muslims

Greek official advocates spying on country’s Turkish Muslim deputies

The remarks by Charalambos Athanasiou, who is also a former justice minister, sparked controversy.

Erdogan opens 5th Islamic Solidarity Games in Türkiye's Konya

The latest edition of the games will see more than 4,000 athletes from at least 55 member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation competing for 355 medals.

More evidence shows how Myanmar's military planned Rohingya purge

War crimes investigators have been working secretly to compile evidence they hope can be used to secure convictions in an international criminal court.

Rigged AI: How algorithms fuel anti-Muslim hatred in Europe and beyond

Researchers studying different social media platforms identify how algorithms play a key role in the dissemination of anti-Muslim content, prompting wider hate against the community.

India's Supreme Court orders release of jailed Muslim journalist

Mohammed Zubair was arrested last month over what police claim was a “highly provocative” 2018 tweet aimed at straining ties between majority Hindus and minority Muslims.

Muslim woman wearing headscarf attacked in Germany

The attacker verbally insulted and hit the woman in a restaurant in Berlin, local media reported, amid a wave of racism and anti-Muslim sentiment in Germany.

'Suspicious activity reports’ led to racial profiling in Chicago

Reports for suspicious activity disproportionately targeted Muslims in Chicago, raising concerns about state surveillance, according to a city-based non-profit.

Muslim pilgrims begin largest Hajj since Covid pandemic

One million fully vaccinated Muslims are set to take part in this year's Hajj pilgrimage, the largest number since the start of the pandemic.

In pictures: Pilgrims flock to Mecca for biggest Hajj since pandemic

Saudi Arabia will welcome one million people, including 850,000 from abroad, for the Hajj pilgrimage after two years of curtailed numbers due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Afghanistan's Taliban hold first major clerical meetup since takeover

The meeting aimed to address grievances and a variety of other issues, according to Taliban leadership.

How Western museums distorted the Muslim image after stealing its art

Western countries have assumed themselves the custodians and narrators of the global human experience with little to no mention of the colonial roots of the institution.

The role of the West in the plight of India’s Muslims

India’s Muslim population of about 204 million, remains uniquely invisible to the world despite increasingly becoming one of the most hostile places for minorities.