March 2021
The Sacred Months in Islam (Infographic)
Many Qur'an verses and Hadiths call to become closer to Allah through fasting, prayer and giving of charity during the sacred months in Islam, which are the three consecutive months: Dhu al-Qa'dah, Dhu al-Hijjah, Muharram, and the single month Rajab that is now passing by.
BBC’s Affirmative Response
The BBC removed the social media interview clip with Zara Mohammed, the Secretary General of the Islamic Council in Britain, after criticisms of it being biased against Muslims. The BBC promised to diversify its staff to prevent the recurrence of such incidents.
February 2021
Abrahamic Religions Under the Same Roof
The 27th of May, 2021 is the date chosen for the ceremony to lay the foundation stone of the "House of One" in Berlin. It is a building that will contain worship places for Muslims, Christians and Jews under one roof as a symbol of religious coexistence.
Islamophobia in the English Sports Fields
A study by Birmingham City and Nottingham Trent universities revealed that Muslim players of both genders suffer from the rise of Islamophobia, especially females who are ignored due to wearing hijab, calling for the ending of discrimination in sports.
Global Threat of Neo-Nazism
UN Secretary-General warned that white supremacy and neo-Nazi movements are becoming a “transnational threat” after representing an internal threat in several countries. He calls for a global coordinated action to defeat this "growing danger."
Islamic Cultural Roots in Europe
Tharik Hussain's book, Minarets in the Mountains, traces Europe's historical Islamic heritage refuting the assumptions that European Muslim indigenous people didn't exist. He toured Europe exploring the roots of Muslim populations that date back centuries.
ISIS Defeat Isn’t Complete
The Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS stated that the terrorist organization is regionally defeated and can't hold any territories in Syria or Iraq. However, they remain a threat as they still carry out terrorist attacks.
The Story of Roger II with the Muslims
Roger II, King of Sicily in the 12th century AD, was known for his close relationship with Arabs and Muslims scholars. It reflected a state of coexistence between Muslims and Christians in Sicily, in a period marked by turmoil within Europe.
Objection Letter to BBC
100 public figures signed a letter to the BBC criticising Radio 4's interview with Zara Mohammed, the secartary general of the Islamic Council in Britain. The interview was hostile and used biased phrases against Islam and Muslim women.
A Church Raises Funds for a Mosque
In a friendly gesture, a church in Denton, Texas started a fund-raising campaign to repair the damages that happened to the city's mosque due to winter's storm. The church members donated $50,000 in 6 days.
Sectarian violence in Cameroon
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An attempt to Judaize the Ibrahimi Mosque
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Egypt’s Dar al-Iftaa on «Tik Tok»
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Women are more involved in U.S. mosques (Infographic)
A recent study conducted in the US in ... Read More