Palestine: Israel continues to violate rights of Palestinian journalists
Libya: 20 migrants found dead in the desert
Palestine: Israeli forces kill Palestinian youth in Jenin
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27 die trying to cross land border from Morocco to Spain
Palestine: 130 Palestinians injured by Israeli army firing live ammunitions
UK: Johnson under pressure as party chair resigns after Tories lose two by-elections
Türkiye, Israel begin efforts to take diplomatic missions to ambassadors level
Afghanistan: Death toll from earthquake climbs to 1,150
British-Pakistani writer withdraws from German conference after Palestinian disinvited
Mali: Terrorists kill 132 villagers in weekend attack
Palestine: Palestinian worker shot dead by Israeli forces in West Bank
Afghanistan: 2 killed, 7 injured in IS-K attack on Sikh Gurdwara
Bangladesh: Massive floods maroon more than 1 million people in Sylhet
Palestine: Israeli forces kill 3 Palestinians, injure 9 in raid on Jenin
Mali: Daesh/ISIS terrorists kill 22 people in northeast
African leaders want embargo exemptions for wheat, fertilizer imports from Russia
Burkina Faso: 100 civilians killed in northern region attack
Palestine: Palestinian dies of wounds from Israeli fire in West Bank
For the once hopeful Environmental activists COP26 was not a success as suggested by the sober conclusion of the event.
The growing scandal of institutional racism in cricket underlines the extent of the problem.
One year on from Austria's largest wave of police raids, not one of Muslim Austrians affected by the raids has been charged with any offence.
As with previous UN summits, Glasgow Climate Pact, failed to heed the stark warnings of the abyss the world is facing without drastic action.
The governments is once again mired in corruption following its ill conceived attempt to save Johnson ally and former cabinet minister, Owen Paterson (pictured) after he was found to have broken lobbying rules by accepting illicit payments.
The New York Times exposé on the US military’s cover-up of one of its most horrific civilian massacres in Syria should spur war crimes prosecution at the International Criminal Court
Labour MP Zarah Sultana was told ‘go back to your country’ in an abusive email following her return from bereavement leave.
Former Cricketer Azeem Rafiq has testified to the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee that English cricket is “institutionally“ racist and that using racist language was the norm during his time at Yorkshire County Cricket Club.
One in 4 Muslim students in California had witnessed a school staff member make an offensive remarks about Islam or Muslims, according to an annual survey,
Leading American video game publisher Activision Blizzard was forced to apologise following online backlash for its disrespectful depiction of the Qur’an in the latest instalment
Two-thirds of French people believe in ‘The Great Replacement’ conspiracy theory which argues that white Christian Europeans are being ‘threatened with extinction’ from immigration from Muslim and African countries,
Three mosques operated by the Turkish-Islamic Union for Religious Affairs (DITIB) in France were targeted in a series of Islamophobic attacks
Anti-Muslim discrimination motivated Horn Lake City officials in DeSoto County, Mississippi, to reject a zoning request for the area’s first mosque,
An assistant teacher in New Jersey, US, was suspended for allegedly calling a Muslim student a ‘terrorist’ during a math lesson on October 20.
One year after the controversial Operational Luxur raids, the Austrian Government is being urged to end the “extraordinary means and state surveillance” of the country’s Muslim community.
Zahra, who specialises in pre and postnatal fitness and recovery, took time out of her busy schedule to speak to The Muslim News ahead of the launch of her online shopping modest sportswear company Longline Athletics.
Prime Minister, Boris Johnson has, this month, tarnished the UK’s reputation on the world stage after he was forced to deny his Government was corrupt amid the growing allegation of sleaze among, particularly, Tory MPs.
Over £100,000 has been raised in memory of a young Muslim man of Somali heritage who is being hailed a hero after he died protecting a grandmother from a knifeman in west London.
The name “Muhammad”, along with variant spellings, was the most popular name for boys in England and Wales last year according to ONS data published last month.
Internationally, India has suffered bad press, with the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) voicing alarm at reports of attacks on Muslims and urged the Indian Government to prevent the attacks in Tripura.
India’s largest Muslim NGO has announced it will repair mosques and houses of Muslims targeted by Hindu rioters in the north-eastern state of Tripura
Facebook has discriminatory practices for policing hate speech, fake news and offensive posts, particularly anti-Muslim content in India, according to leaked documents obtained by the Associated Press last month.
Two Muslim Arab Americans made history on November 2 when they were elected mayors in Michigan. Abdullah Hammoud (Dearborn) and Amer Ghalib (Hamtramck) became their cities’ first Muslim mayors.
The US military has admitted killing dozens of civilians in Syria in airstrikes conducted during the final days of its declared war against Daesh but hid details of its attacks for over 2 years.
Israel’s decision to build 3,000 homes for illegal Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank has sparked widespread international opposition, including from its closest allies.
Shahana Hanif, a 30-year-old Democrat, became the city’s first Muslim woman elected to New York City Council earlier this month.
A self-proclaimed White nationalist who idolised the Christchurch mosque terrorist is facing a lengthy prison sentence for plotting a terror attack on an Islamic centre in Scotland
The UK became the first country to approve the oral anti-viral drug Lagevrio (molnupiravir) for Covid-19.
There is often an interesting debate about the extent to which an employee’s views and actions expressed in a personal capacity, without reference to their employer, can impact their employment.
Going Home: A Walk Through Fifty Years of Occupation by Raja Shehadeh, 196 Pgs. Profile Books (2020) Hardback. £14.99
Weddings have become small, intimate and a stark contrast to our big fat biryani laden spreads of the past.
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Boxers Amir Khan and Kell Brook will finally settle their rivalry after signing up for their Battle of Britain.
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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.