Muslim Sisters Club Shares Islam With Colleagues
Muslim women at Thompson Rivers University generally faced an accepting and understanding campus, but sometimes stereotype peeked through.
View ArticleMuslim Brotherhood Told To Suspend Constitution Writing
The Muslim Brotherhood suffered a political setback after Egyptian courts suspended them from building a constitution, citing lack of diversity.
View ArticleAl-Shabab Leader Denounces Group’s Treatment Of Civilians
“Killing civilians in the name of Islam is wrong and had nothing to do with Islam,” Sheik Hassan Dahir Aweys said.
View ArticleFrench Muslims Concerned In Tense Climate
French Muslims are apprehensive in a less-than-welcoming climate after an al-Qaeda sympathizer and Muslim of Algerian descent terrorized Toulouse last month.
View ArticleEgyptian Religious Authority Makes Jerusalem Visit
Egypt's highest religious authority made a controversial trip to Jersalem's Al-Aqsa mosque Wednesday.
View ArticleWoman Forced To Remove Scarf In St. Louis Jail
The county has decided to revise their code after concerns a young woman's constitutional rights were violated.
View ArticleMuslim Newspaper Connects College Park To Wider Community
As the College Park Muslim community around Washington, D.C. grows, the local paper devoted to the Muslim community has not.
View ArticleSri Lankan Mosque Will Be Moved After Protests
A 50-year-old mosque will be moved in Sri Lanka after protests by Buddhist monks.
View ArticleVIDEO: Muslim Hip Hop Group Celebrates Earth Day
Popular Muslim hip hop group Native Deen released a new video highlighting the environment to coincide with Earth Day.
View ArticleIslamic Weddings In China
Urban Muslims in China are choosing Islamic weddings for tradition, but integrating personal style.
View ArticleComic Jailed For Insulting Islam In Egypt
Abel Imam has become one of the best-known Arab comedians in his 40-year career.
View ArticleIndia Muslim Educational Conference Emphasizes Girls
Jaipur will host the 9th All India Muslim Educational Conference May 5th and 6th.
View ArticleIndonesia’s Ahmadiyah Face Discrimination, Violence
The minority Ahmadiyah sect is not met with welcome arms in Indonesia, where 90 percent of the population is Muslim.
View ArticleInternational Community To Address Refugees In Islamic World
Two major organizations are coming together to address the state of refugees in the international Islamic community.
View ArticleMilwaukee-Area Mosque Draws Curious Groups
The mosque may not yet be built, but the Islamic Society of Milwaukee decided to reach out first to the community.
View ArticleAnti-Islam Blogger Organizes Dearborn Event, Muslims Counter Event
Two gatherings in Dearborn, Michigan Sunday brought a community together and illustrated painful misunderstandings of Islam.
View ArticleHijab Not Hinderance, Jordan’s Prince Ali Says
FIFA vice president and Jordan's Prince Ali gave his support of Muslim women in the Olympics, and said hijab should not be a barrier.
View ArticleFrench Muslims Called To The Polls
There's a push for French Muslims to hit the polls in the upcoming presidential election, although historically the group has stayed away from the polls.
View ArticleSheik Raed Saleh Called A Terrorist, Hero
Considered a terrorist by the Israeli government and applauded for his efforts with the Arab Palestinians, Sheik Raed Saleh can be divisive.
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