Trump’s complete lack of integrity

US was unable to resist baring his Islamophobic teeth when launching another tirade again the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan,

Tories must commit to the pledged Islamophobia investigation

The unexpected pledge by Tory candidates seeking to replace Theresa May to hold an independent inquiry into the extent of Islamophobia within the Tory rank and file is certainly welcome.

Islamophobia: East meets West

The two controversial leaders described Muslims as one of the biggest threats facing their countries,

Only three Muslims elected in European Parliamentary elections

Only three Muslims were elected in the UK’s European Elections last month,

Over 20 Muslims recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours

A police officer, youth workers and educators are among 25 Muslims celebrating recognition in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.

The Muslim News Awards for Excellence, guests feedback

The Muslim News has been inundated with positive response from guests at this year’s The Muslim News Awards for Excellence event held in April, we include some of the many words of support and gratitude kindly forwarded to us

End UK’s inhumane and costly indefinite immigration detention policy

A coalition of top human and civil rights groups demanded the UK ends its indefinite immigration detention policy of suspected illegal immigrants.

Salah’s popularity reducing anti-Muslim hate crime say researchers

Researchers have attributed the drop in anti-Muslim hate crimes in Merseyside with Liverpool Football Club’s signing of Egyptian striker Mohammed Salah in 2017.

Tory leaders in sudden pledge to investigate Islamophobia

All five Tory leadership candidates have pledged to carry out an independent investigation into Islamophobia in their party.

Islamophobic posters reported across Essex town

Islamophobic posters depicting a crusader chasing a woman in niqab have appeared in a town in Essex and are being treated as a hate crime, police confirmed last month.

Teachers paid Eid holiday withdrawn without notice

Officials at a Slough school have been accused of acting in an insensitive manner after Muslim teachers’ rights to a paid Eid leave was removed without notice.

Suu Kyi, Orbán share concern over “continuously growing Muslim populations”

The discredited leader of Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi, has found an ally in the far-right nationalist Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán

NY Muslim community patrol group faces backlash despite community work

New York's First All-Muslim patrol draws backlash

Vandals target three mosques in Germany

Three mosques were targeted by anti-Muslim vandals in Germany in the space of a few days earlier this month.

Teen power-hosed children while screaming ‘F**king Somalians!’

A racist teenager power hosed a group of Somali American children through an open window of their home while screaming “F**king Somalians [sic]!”, police say.

Police officers across five states exposed making thousands of anti-Muslim posts online

Police officers across five states in the US are being investigated for posting anti-Muslim, racist and violent statements on Facebook

Killer of three Muslim students sentenced to life

The killer of three Muslim students in North Carolina, has been sentenced to life without parole, in a case branded as a hate crime by the victim’s families as well as civil right groups.

German Parliament labels BDS Israel boycott movement anti-Semitic

German lawmakers voted in favour of a motion to label the international Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement as an anti-Semitic body

Arabic street names banned in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka banned the use of Arabic street names on June 10.

‘Unchilding’ of Palestinian children

A conference opened by playwright, journalist and campaigner, Victoria Brittain compared the experience of the Palestinian children with that of children brutalised by South Africa’s apartheid government;

UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia ruled unlawful

The UK’s arms sales to Saudi Arabia have been ruled unlawful by the Court of Appeal on June 20.

Founder’s syndrome or power vacuums? Tale of Muslim-led organisations

Why do so many voluntary groups suffer a leadership crisis?

In conversation with Rakhia Ismail, the UK’s first Somali-born Mayor

Councillor Rakhia Ismail has been chosen as Islington’s Mayor making her is the UK's first Somali-born woman to hold the position

Legal Corner: Pregnant employee harassed out

Employee was unfairly dismissed after announcing pregnancy three weeks into new job

Book review: Schindler for Iraq

Tale of how an Iraqi beekeeper saved the lives of Yazidi women sold into slavery by Isis

Obituary: Lord Adam Patel, people’s person

Adam Hafejee Patel, Baron Patel of Blackburn (7 June 1940 – 29 May 2019)

Musings of a mum: A perfect Eid

Our Eid was perfect, but I wish we could have played a bigger role in making someone else’s a little bit better.

Modern impracticality of recycling

The global recycling system is in crisis.

Enjoy some sun and boost vitamin D levels

In places like the UK, we have long winters when the sun is not strong enough to produce vitamin D in the skin and so over the winter months many people will become deficient.

Sport: Farah will not run track in Tokyo Olympic

Mo Farah has conceded he will almost certainly never run a track race again and said his sights are now firmly on running the Olympic marathon in Tokyo

Islamophobia in Indian elections

Attacks on Muslims in Sri Lanka