Pakistan is seeing a rise in online blasphemy cases, where hundreds of young men are standing trial in court for allegedly making blasphemous statements or sharing blasphemous content online or on WhatsApp.
The Taliban announced on October 14th that they would implement a new law that would ban news media and journalists in Afghanistan from taking and publishing any image of all living beings.
An Iraqi woman and former sex slave kidnapped by Islamic State (IS) militants a decade ago was freed from Gaza following a complicated operation months in the making that involved the United States as well as Iraq and Israel.
A controversial, fugitive Islamic preacher from India went viral on social media after a video of him having a heated exchange with a girl during his visit to Pakistan emerged where the girl asked the preacher a question about the existence of societal ills, including pedophilia, in Islamic societies.
A new, shocking poll shows that a significant percentage of Muslims in the United States deny that Hamas committed atrocities such as rape and murder during their attack against Israel and harbor antisemitic views.
A Pakistani cleric who once vocally advocated for putting anyone charged with blasphemy to death is forced into hiding after being accused of blasphemy due to his remarks about the Prophet Muhammad and the Quran.
Pak Mufti Tariq Masood, once calling for strict punishment under blasphemy laws, now humbly asks for forgiveness after insulting Prophet.
As Israel wages war against Hezbollah in Lebanon by taking out most of the terrorist group’s leaders, including Hassan Nasrallah, an Iranian cleric made a bold claim that Israel was using supernatural creatures that Jews had supposedly used for 3,000 years.
Sweden blames Iran for cyberattacks after the Quran-burning demonstrations in 2023, which deeply strained relations between the Nordic country and the Muslim world and raised concerns of a possible terrorist attack in the country.
Iran's regime incited Islamist protests in Sweden
Swedish authorities claim the Islamic Revolutionary Guard is responsible for a hacking campaign to spread hate messages https://t.co/7FzQaWwYZb
Two mosques in the United Kingdom were reported to the Charity Commission for recently hosting sermons where they said women should not refuse to have sex with their husbands, adding that a man can hit his wife if she refuses sex and that wives who refuse to have sex with their husbands have no right to receive financial support from their spouses.
