Pakistan: 4 killed, several injured in Quetta hotel blast
UK: Covid-19 vaccine uptake tripled among ethnic minorities
Pakistan parliament to vote on French envoy’s expulsion
UK MP vows to continue raising plight of Uyghurs in Westminster
US invites Pakistan to climate summit after snub
Egypt: 11 dead, 98 injured in train crash
London Mayor election not a foregone conclusion, says Khan
New Kashmir laws ‘matter of grave concern’: UN experts
Tunisia: At least 40 people drown in shipwreck off Tunisia
OIC condemns Israeli raid on Al-Aqsa Mosque complex
573 civilians killed in Afghanistan in Q1 2021: UN
Niger: 20 children died in school blaze in Niamey
UK: Reminder of risks as lockdown further eased
Ramadan messages from political leaders
Pakistan: Around 1,000 Indian Sikh pilgrims take part in Baisakhi festival
France to boost vigilance around Muslim worship places
Palestinian women recall 1948 massacre in Deir Yassin
Pakistan: Philanthropists, charities help poor during Ramadan
Almost seven months on from the savage anti-Muslim riots that gripped northeast Delhi police house raids and arrests of activists and politicians remains unabated
Anti-war campaigners are calling on the army to drop all disciplinary proceedings against a British Muslim soldier who was arrested for staging a protest against the UK’s involvement in the Saudi bombing of Yemen outside the head quarters of the Ministry of Defence.
Justice is further away than ever with the UAE and Bahrain formally becoming the latest Arab countries to sell out their Palestinian brethren by normalising relations with Israel,
The Government’s one-size-fits-all approach to slowing down the spread of Covid-19 may have made the initial imposed lockdown measures ineffective on Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities, suggest SAGE and University of Leicester scientists.
Under the guise of protecting the sovereignty of the UK, Boris Johnson’s Government is enacting a law to undermine the Withdrawal Act to leave the EU.
Internal Market Bill has been passed in the Commons tonight by 340 votes despite it breaking international law.
SAGE said health messages should be “linked with social identities relevant to the target community, highlight risks to specific groups.”
Artificial Intelligence exacerbates racial inequality because of the overwhelming whiteness of existing stereotypes that removes people of colour from the way humanity thinks about its technology-enhanced future
Muhammad is the most popular boys’ name in London [692], the North West [860], Yorkshire and The Humber [583], and the West Midlands [694], and the seventh most popular boys’ name in England and Wales overall last year
I conversation with Dr Hamimah Tuyan, the widow of Zekeriya Tuyan, the 51st victim of the New Zealand mosques terror attack, which took place last year on March 15.
An Australian man charged over the discovery of explosive material and bomb-making manual at his home in Adelaide has been jailed for just over three years and three months on September 8.
The United Arab Emirates and Bahrain have proceeded to sign agreements to normalise relations with Israel
East Africa’s biggest mosque .Jamia Mosque in Nairobi, Kenya marked its 95th-anniversary amid the coronavirus outbreak earlier this month
A federal judge has ruled that 39 Muslim Americans can proceed with a lawsuit challenging the constitutional legality of the US Government’s watchlist (Terrorist Screening Database).
Myanmar is in dire need for dialogue and deep citizenship reform if the increasing violence is to be controlled, according to a report by an international think-tank.
Berlin’s ban on teachers’ donning the hiiab is unconstitutional, a top German court ruled on August 27.
Scotland’s Muslim Justice Secretary has called in police after receiving death threats last month claiming he should be ‘butchered’ and his family ‘firebombed’.
Illegal Israeli settlers tried to burn down a mosque near the West Bank city of Ramallah, the Palestinian Authority announced on July 27.
A catholic priest was abused by a group of Islamophobes last month after he hosted a blessing for members of the Muslim community in his church in County Mayo in Ireland
A Québec judge who refused to hold a hearing for a woman who declined to remove her hijab has apologized for the 5-year-old incident.
A Muslim cricketer has said years of deep-rooted racist abuse at Yorkshire County Cricket Club (CCC) left him close to suicide.
At least ten people were arrested in southern Sweden and several police officers injured in violence triggered by a protest where a copy of the Qurʼān was burned, on August 28.
A US civil rights organisation has released body camera footage showing police mocking the religion of a homeless Black Muslim man during a ‘knee on neck’ arrest just hours before he died in custody on January 4, 2017.
The Attorney General of New York has confirmed that she “will look into” potential voter suppression targeting Muslim absentee ballots.
A Muslim teenager who was spat and had urine thrown at her on by a group of men in New York has accused the New York Police Department (NYPD) of failing to file a report over the incident on August 9.
The baseball bat assault which left an Arab-American teenager in New York City with a broken arm and head injuries was, “an anti-immigrant, anti-Arab, and racially charged,” says a Muslim advocacy group.
A teacher who was sacked after being charged with possession of child abuse images despite the case never going to court won a claim of unfair dismissal.
Ruqsana Begum is one of Britain’s few female Muslim professional boxers and also this country’s first female Muslim British and world Muay Thai champion.
That whole myth about work-life balance is just that, a myth. My life tends to be a see-saw, veering from one end to the other.
Football transfer of Muslim players from around the world: September 1-3.
Muslim athletes broke world records at the Diamond League meeting in Brussels on September 4. Sir Mo Farah and Sifan Hassan of the Netherlands broke the men and women’s one-hour race records respectively.
A significant increase" in dumped personal protective equipment has been reported
Due to concerns over rising Covid-19 cases in the community, the Government announced the ‘Rule of six’ in England — no more than six people can meet up either inside or outside the home.
Over 120 people attended a landmark conference on the media reporting of Islam and Muslims. It was held jointly by The Muslim News and Society of Editors in London on September 15.
The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2015 was held on March in London to acknowledge British Muslim and non-Muslim contributions to the society.
The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2015 was held on March in London to acknowledge British Muslim and non-Muslim contributions to the society.