A man widely regarded as the world’s first openly gay imam was shot dead while sitting in a car in South Africa, prompting authorities to investigate what they believe was an assassination because of his teachings, considered to be controversial in the Muslim world.
Muhsin Hendricks, known as the world’s first openly gay imam has been shot dead in an attack near Gqeberha, South Africa. pic.twitter.com/LMnPHkfSjw
Two nurses in a hospital in Sydney, Australia, have been suspended from work for threatening to kill Jewish patients and refusing to treat them in a viral TikTok video, triggering an investigation by Australian authorities and sparking condemnation amidst rising antisemitism in Australia after the outbreak of the war between Israel and Hamas.
A man was attacked with a knife after he burned a copy of the Quran near the Turkish Embassy in the United Kingdom on the afternoon of February 13th, British media sources reported.
A man was arrested in the United Kingdom after footage of him burning a copy of the Quran was live-streamed on social media, raising concerns about the rise of blasphemy laws across Europe following a series of Quran-burning protests in Sweden and Denmark.
A Muslim convert from the UK was found guilty of preparing a terrorist act after threatening to “flatten” a mosque and plotting an attack against an Islamic cleric who was an outspoken critic of terrorism.
Muslim convert found guilty of planned terror acts. Jason Savage, 35, threatened to "flatten" a mosque and plotted to attack an Islamic cleric who was an outspoken critic of terrorismhttps://t.co/xlntUC61O4
The Iraqi man who provoked demonstrations across the world and outrage all over the Arab and Muslim world for staging protests where he burned copies of the Quran in public spaces was killed in Sweden.
A prominent journalist in Kuwait was imprisoned for her calls to normalize the country’s ties with Israel, underscoring a critical point in the Arab world’s contentious but changing relationship with Israel and the broader geopolitical dynamics of the Middle East.
The 18-year-old Southport killer was given a life sentence with a minimum of 52 years in prison for the "sadistic" murders of three young girls in Southport in the United Kingdom, which had been described as "shocking" and "pure evil.”
An Iranian court has allegedly sentenced a famous Iranian singer and rapper to death on appeal for blasphemy against the Prophet Muhammad, with the Iranian judiciary denying the reports made by local media.
A notorious, international pan-Islamist and Islamic fundamentalist organization canceled its yearly event in Canada following public criticism and fears of being banned and listed in Canada as a terrorist organization.
