India: Hindu right-wing claims on monuments, historic mosques raise fears
Palestine: Palestinian killed by Israeli army by being shot with 11 rounds
Turkey pledges support to boost Pakistan’s military infrastructure
Russia-Islamic World: Kazan Summit 2022 kicks off
France: Minister calls for ban of burkini
Algerian lawmakers seek to criminalize normalization with Israel
Palestine: Israeli police attack funeral of Palestinian youth, injuring 71 in Jerusalem
Burkina Faso: 43 dead in weekend attacks across the country
Pakistan: Suicide blast kills 6, including 3 children, in NW Pakistan
Palestine: Israeli police attack mourners carrying Abu Akleh’s body during funeral procession
Sweden: Danish far-right leader burns Qur’an under police protection
Palestine: Al Jazeera journalist killed by Israeli forces in West Bank
Palestine: 50 Palestinians killed by Israel this year
Ukraine says all women, children, elderly evacuated from Mariupol plant
Palestine: Israeli settlers torch Palestinians vehicles, vandalize property in West Bank
France: Mosque attacked in Metz, northeastern France
Palestine: Hundreds of Israeli settlers storm Al-Aqsa complex, police fire at Muslim worshippers
Sweden: Experts, families say Sweden’s social system mistreats Muslim children
Sweden: Muslim, Orthodox Christian graves vandalized, Qur’an burnt in Swedish cities
Ethiopians observe grand iftar on capital streets, decry communal violence
The Government published a review carried out by Public Health England on the gross disparities in Covid-19 health risks and outcomes without making any recommendations
Muslims civil rights organizers of protests against India’s notorious citizenship laws are being rounded up and jailed.
The PHE review turned out to be void of any recommendations. Its 89 pages produced little in the way of new revelations about the disproportionate mortality rate of Black and Minority Ethnic people in the pandemic.
As Britain heads for Brexit to reclaim its historic eminence, it is suddenly being confronted over its colonial past.
Like so many of the Government’s policies, the plan to re-open places of worship, starting on June 15, seems haphazard and not thought through.
Besieged by a triumvirate of trauma—a pandemic, soaring unemployment, and now upheaval— America is caught in an unrelieved and seemingly irresolvable tumult.
In the wake of the protests following the murder of Floyd, the far right, which had taken umbrage under Islamophobia to avoid persecution under anti-racism legislation, is once more showing its true White supremacist colours.
For the second consecutive weekend (June 6 and 7), tens of thousands of demonstrators attended Black Lives Matter protests across the UK, including one in Bristol where a statue of a slave trader was pulled down.
The leader of a far-right anti-Muslim political group has been convicted of a terror offence after refusing to give police access to his mobile phone on his return from a political trip to Russia.
The UN secretary-general said Covid-19-related anti-Muslim attacks have surged.
The Muslim News has been tracking the deaths of Muslim healthcare workers during the pandemic. Most were working on the frontline and caring for patients, while some were retired but returned to work.
ancashire Teaching Hospitals (LTH) announced that a local millionaire had donated thousands of new Covid-19 anti-body testing kits. The Bhailok family donated antibody testing kits costing £50,000.
Abdulaziz Maxmud has been running a small but thriving catering business for the past four years. His speciality is Swahili cuisine, a fusion of African, Arab, Persian and Indian fare.
TRYING to run a business in the time of the Covid-19 is akin to a nightmare, according to Waheed Ahmed. His “Trade Furniture Warehouse”, in Greyhound Lane, Streatham, has been officially closed since the lockdown.
TO say that these have been challenging times is a gross understatement for Al-Khair Foundation, a registered Muslim charity which has been operating out of the UK since 2008.
The premier of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus has condemned the “unacceptable” attempt to burn down an ancient mosque in Greek Cyprus on May 31.
A Muslim police officer is suing Asbury Park Police Department in New Jersey, over Islamophobic slurs, being passed over for promotions in favour of his white colleagues, as well as for wrongful dismissal.
A man who launched a savage attack on a heavily pregnant Muslim woman at Bay Vista cafe in Sydney, Australia, has pleaded guilty to assault, but the victim’s family is furious another charge was withdrawn.
Muslims in Indiana are calling for a hate crime investigation after several shots were fired at a mosque on the city’s north west side while members were inside.
A man was sentenced on June 2 to 10 months in prison for threatening to lynch a Muslim politician who ran for a state Senate seat in Virginia.
First Muslim has been appointed by the Prime Minister to the Natural History Museum in London.
A “remarkable and inspirational” 19-year-old law student was shot dead in the street of Blackburn after being caught in a drive-by shooting, Preston Crown Court heard on May 27.
Democratic presidential candidate, Joe Biden, has been slammed by progressive activists in the US for arguing that criticism of Israel and its occupation of Palestinian territories too often drifts towards anti-Semitism.
Former Mali international footballer Frédéric ‘Freddie’ Oumar Kanouté, 42, helped to raise over $1.2 million (€1.1 m) in a crowd funding campaign to build the first mosque in Seville, Spain.
Facebook has apologised after a report it commissioned found the tech giant responsible in spreading anti-Muslim speech and rumours that may have led to violence against Muslims in Sri Lanka two years ago
The fatal shooting of a severely autistic Palestinian man by Israeli police in occupied East Jerusalem drew parallels with the murder of George Floyd in the US.
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EAT confirms “unofficial” work prior to formal start date may not count towards a period of continuous employment
Justice — it seems — is a reconditioning of the mind. At every step, we realise that there are better ways to achieve a just society, and we, then gather enough momentum to make that happen.
Wealthier families have the greater political clout to leverage against the construction of such hazardous projects in their own neighbourhoods, while the more impoverished often do not have much time and organizational power, and are therefore left with the burden of these polluting facilities in their neighbourhoods instead.
As the coronavirus pandemic still spreads across the world, there is a massive effort to find effective treatments and a vaccine.
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.