The Taliban has banned women in Afghanistan from allowing their voices to be heard by other women, further intensifying its repressive policies against Afghan women’s rights and raising concerns among human rights activists that such new laws could isolate them even further, preventing them from engaging in conversation or forming support networks.
An Iranian-born American imam accused “Zionists” of being “enemies of peace” who “love fighting” as well as war and blood, citing Quranic verses describing how Jews disobeyed Allah and killed their prophets.
The United States Treasury Department announced on October 15th that a pro-Hamas and pro-Palestinian organization that organized protests on American college campuses is a “sham charity” that fundraises for a terrorist organization.
An American imam who also serves as the executive director of a state branch of a well-known American Muslim rights and advocacy group claimed during a sermon that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would be solved if “enough” Americans become Muslim, adding that certain types and groups of people should be dealt with by calling them to convert to Islam.
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.
With the war in the Middle East intensifying between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon, Europe is also feeling the tensions as some countries in the continent see an uptick in terrorist attacks, often in reaction to Israel’s actions in the Middle East.
Machete-armed man with Palestinian flag wounds 31 in Germany with arson, ramming attacks:https://t.co/oMU7JkHCoa
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.