An American Muslim non-profit organization accused of its allegiance to the Iranian regime will be hosting its annual conference in Herndon, Virginia, this December, underscoring the group’s continued existence to advance the interests of the Islamic Republic despite facing scrutiny from the US government since the 1980s.
An Islamic charity in the United Kingdom is facing criticism for giving a teaching role to a young woman accused of extremism and for hosting a sermon saying men should force their wives to cover up.
A shocking review by the United Kingdom’s terrorism watchdog has found that the British government has failed to deal with Islamist gangs and criminals in British prisons, making them a breeding ground for jihadists and a place where non-Muslim prisoners and staff live in fear.
A teenager whose lie about her teacher contributed to his death at the hands of an Islamist has apologized to the victim’s family at a court in France on November 26th, revealing how a lie can ruin or even take someone’s life.
Girl admits lying that teacher was Islamophobic before he was beheaded https://t.co/5ydFhn6b2D via @MailOnline Absolutely speechless. That poor, poor man -
Concerns have been raised in the United Kingdom after a member of parliament (MP) from the ruling Labour Party advocated for measures that would prohibit the desecration of religious texts and the prophets of the Abrahamic religions, which some critics considered a possible reintroduction of blasphemy laws in the country.
A man in northwestern Pakistan was arrested for allegedly insulting the Quran during a heated argument after police were alerted that an angry mob wanted to lynch the suspect.
A rabbi in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was killed after he was reported missing on November 21st, with Israeli authorities saying he might have been kidnapped before he was found dead.
Rabbi in UAE killed in ‘antisemitic terror incident’, says Israel | Dubai | The Guardian https://t.co/sJDdD4IT1N
A court convicted a Pakistani teen on November 23rd for killing a man who was standing on trial back in 2020 for blasphemy charges.
(1/2) A Peshawar anti-terrorism court sentenced a man to life for killing a blasphemy accused in 2020, but acquitted two co-accused due to lack of evidence. https://t.co/ZM40qrTDpU
Pakistan’s top body of clerics declared that virtual private networks or VPNs violate Islamic laws, Pakistani officials said on November 18th, as the country’s Ministry of Interior seeks to ban the service, which allows people to evade censorship in countries with strict Internet controls.
The most prominent Islamic scholar in Gaza has issued a rare but powerful fatwa condemning Hamas’s attacks on October 7 last year, where Hamas fighters killed 1,200 Israelis and took hundreds of Israelis and foreigners hostage, which also triggered a devastating war that killed over 45,000 Gazans.
