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WorldMuslim Leaders Condemn Police Disruption of Prayer at Sydney Protest
Footage circulating online shows police approaching Muslim protesters as they prayed outside Sydney Town Hall during a demonstration opposing the visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog, sparking…
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WorldMalaysia: Sabah Government Urges Muslims to Uphold Quranic Teachings for a Progressive and Harmonious Society
Muslims in Sabah, Malaysia, have been urged to continuously uphold and internalise the teachings of the Quran as the foundation for building a progressive, prosperous and harmonious community.
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WorldWomen-Only Qur’an Recitation Competition Held in Dubrovnik
A women-only Qur’an recitation competition was held as part of the fourth edition of the educational program “Welcoming Ramadan'', hosted by the city of Dubrovnik in southern Croatia from February…
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WorldHijab Is Our Right: Muslim Women March in Nigeria
The Director of the Hijab Rights Advocacy Initiative (HRAI) and Convener of the Coalition of Nigerian Muslim Women, Hajia Mutiat Orolu-Balogun, has declared that the hijab has come to stay in…
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WorldBelgium’s City Set to Introduce Ramadan Street Lights for First Time in History
A few days ahead of the fasting month of Ramadan, the city of Ghent has announced plans to introduce festive Ramadan street lights for the first time, illuminating two busy shopping districts…
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WorldRamadan food distribution effort supports families in Metro Detroit
With Ramadan less than two weeks away, volunteers gathered Saturday at the Islamic Center of Detroit to pack more than 1,600 food boxes for families in need across three states.
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WorldIHH targets 3M people with Ramadan aid in 66 countries
The Humanitarian Relief Foundation (IHH) announced Tuesday plans to assist millions of families in need worldwide during the holy month of Ramadan, with a target of reaching 3 million people…
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WorldCAIR Expresses Solidarity with Australians Protesting Visit by Genocidal Israeli President, Condemns Attack on Muslim Worshipers
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today expressed solidarity with Australians protesting a visit by the genocidal…
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WorldFrom ruins to renewal: Mosul’s resilience and the revival of a historic Muslim heartland
Nearly a decade after the destruction of the ISIS stronghold in Iraq, the city of Mosul has rebuilt its historic mosques, homes and schools, reflecting cultural resilience, religious revival,…
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All StoriesHijab – Unveiling the Mystery
One of the questions often asked by people is, “Why do Muslim women cover their heads?” The answer lies in understanding the essence of one’s existence as explained in Islam.
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WorldPakistan: Celebrations commemorating the birth anniversaries of the Ahlulbayt continue during the blessed month of Shaaban
Muslims across Pakistan are observing the blessed days of the holy month of Shaaban with deep faith, reverence, and spiritual enthusiasm. On this occasion, celebratory gatherings, special programs,…
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WorldNew York Declares January as Muslim American Heritage Month for the First Time
New York is highlighting its commitment to inclusion and diversity. For the first time in history, January has been proclaimed Muslim American Heritage Month by the state, recognizing the contribution…
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WorldQuran Memorization Contest held in Japan
The 26th edition of the Quran Memorization Competition in Japan was held under the auspices of the Japan Muslim Association. Organized in cooperation with the Otsuka Mosque, the event attracted…
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WorldSecretary General of Pakistan Shia Ulema Council Participates in World Religions Conference in Thailand
The Secretary General of the Pakistan Shia Ulema Council attended the World Conference of Religions in Bangkok, Thailand, highlighting the vital responsibility of religious leaders in addressing…
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WorldNew Audiobook Islam in the Heartland of America Explores the Muslim American Experience Beyond Stereotypes
A new audiobook release titled Islam in the Heartland of America is offering listeners an authentic, thoughtful exploration of what it means to be Muslim in the United States today. Written and…
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WorldRights Group Warns of Rising Threats Against Mosques in the Netherlands
The global nonviolence organization FreeMuslim has warned of what it described as a serious escalation in threats targeting Muslims in the Netherlands, following reports that several mosques…
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WorldLove for Jesus Can Bring Christians and Muslims Together
This commentary was very popular with readers nationwide in the US when it was first distributed before Christmas a number of years ago.
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WorldTurkish charity launches global drive to counter Islamophobia and support new Muslims
A Turkish Islamic charity has launched a global fundraising campaign aimed at combating Islamophobia and supporting new Muslims.
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WorldCouncil on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) Sues Florida Governor Over Terror Label Linked to Palestine Support
A Muslim American group has sued Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for designating it a “foreign terrorist organisation”, accusing the right-wing politician of violating its free speech rights over…
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World“Niger and Nigeria were initially one; we were separated by colonialists” – Says S. Zakzaky while addressing visitors from Niger Republic
It was on Saturday 13th of December, 2025, Leader of the Islamic movement in Nigeria, Sayyid Ibraheem Zakzaky (H), received the courtesy visit of a team of representatives from Niger Republic…
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WorldUS lawmaker’s call to ''destroy'' mainstream Muslims sparks outrage
U.S. Congressman Randy Fine, a Republican from Florida, is facing intense backlash and calls for his resignation after stating that "mainstream Muslims" should be "destroyed." The remarks, made…
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WorldAustria votes to ban headscarves in schools for girls under 14
Lawmakers in Austria have voted overwhelmingly to ban headscarves in schools for girls under the age of 14, despite concerns the legislation will deepen societal divisions and marginalise Muslims.…
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WorldMuslims in Japan Demand Right to Dignified Burials Amid Growing Cemetery Controversy
Muslim communities in Japan — estimated between 200,000 and 350,000 people — are pressing for the establishment of dedicated cemeteries that allow burials in accordance with Islamic rites. The…
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WorldIsrael’s Gaza genocide drawing Britons toward Islam, report finds
The study’s findings appear to support claims circulating in the media regarding an increase in Islam conversions following Israel’s bloody war on Gaza.
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Sheikh Abdul-Mahdi Al-Karbalaei:
WorldQuranic Media Must Be Professional to Strengthen Engagement with the Holy Quran
The representative of the Supreme Religious Authority, Sheikh Abdul-Mahdi Al-Karbalaei, emphasized the need for Quranic media to be artistic, professional, and capable of directing believers’…
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WorldPope Leo pays first visit to Muslim place of worship at Istanbul’s Blue Mosque
Pope Leo XIV was impressed by the world-famous Blue Mosque when he made his first visit as pontiff to a Muslim place of worship on Saturday, the site’s muezzin has told The National.
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WorldPakistan’s Religious Minister: Quran Is the Path to True Success
Minister for Religious Affairs Sardar Muhammad Yousuf urged the Muslim Ummah to follow the teachings of the Holy Quran, emphasizing that true success—both in this world and in the hereafter—lies…
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WorldThe Leader of the Islamic movement commiserates with Family of Late Sheikh Dahiru Usman Bauchi
The Leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria Sayed Ibraheem Zakzaky (H) extends condolence message to the family, disciples and the Muslims at large over the passing away of Sheikh Dahiru Usman…
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WorldStudents of Islamic Movement Stage Peaceful Rally in Abuja Against Insecurity
The Nigerian Students under the banner of Academic Forum of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, under the Leadership of Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky(H), staged a peaceful protest in Abuja Wednesday the…
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WorldFrench Council of Muslim denounces ''instrumentalization'' of Muslims in controversial survey
The French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) on Thursday criticized a new Ifop poll on Muslims in France, accusing it of reinforcing "stigma" and contributing to a climate of rising Islamophobia.