Togo, located in West Africa, recently implemented international and national measures to end the threat of terrorism for its future generations. The country, in which Muslims make up 20% of the population, hopes that it will be able to continue implementing its development plans to improve its citizens’ lives.
On September 9, the Brooklyn Historical Society launched a website called "Muslims in Brooklyn" that documents the lives of Muslims in Brooklyn, New York, USA, through oral recordings, which include the experiences of Muslim residents in a multi-ethnic society.
After the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi last year, researchers discovered short links, spread through social networks, leading to a giant and secret electronic library and considered it a ticking time bomb! What is the story of this deadly library?!
The residents of Mokattam in Cairo are anticipating the opening of a unique architectural project: a mosque and a church built on one land without any separation walls. It is an expression of Muslims’ and Christians’ unity in Egypt. Is there a similar project in your city?
In the burial ceremonies followed by the aborigines of Australia, "Mimpi Walitha" is a term that the inhabitants use to refer to the divine self. It is one of the manifestations of Islamic influence prevalent in the indigenous culture of Australia today.
Many Muslim and Christian youth associations in Chad formed a network to end conflicts and promote peace, through non-traditional activities, most notably establishing a day of brotherhood between people of different religions and ethnicities.
Did you know that the Arab presence may disappear from Palestine within the next hundred years? This shocking information is the inevitable result of the Israeli occupation's long-term plan to demolish Palestinian homes for the past 30 years.
The Scottish Muslim Tasnim Nazeer has become the first TV reporter to appear with her Hijab on her country's channels. It took her 10 years of struggles, discrimination and exclusion to obtain her right to appear on the screen without giving up her Islamic identity.
Religious holidays in Senegal are special, as people of different religions participate without discrimination. The followers of each religion invite their neighbors and friends of other religions to share their joy and eat food permitted by religion.
The history of terrorism reveals the outbreak of a new wave of terrorism every 40 years. If we assume that the beginning of the wave of religious terrorism was in 1979, then 2019 will be the end of this wave and the start of a new wave.
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