The Taliban carried out a shocking public execution of a convicted murderer by gunfire at a sports stadium in eastern Afghanistan, marking the sixth public execution carried out in the country after the Taliban seized power after the departure of US and NATO forces in 2021.
Controversy erupted in the Netherlands after violence sparked around a Europa soccer game match between the Netherlands’s Ajax and Israel’s Maccabi Tel Aviv, where Israeli soccer fans were reportedly targeted, harassed, and assaulted by hordes of young people allegedly provoked by calls on social media to target Jewish and Israeli people in the Dutch capital, Amsterdam.
Three men have been arrested and charged after violence broke out between pro-Khalistani extremists and Indian protesters at a series of demonstrations and clashes in Brampton and Mississauga in Ontario, Canada, on November 3rd.
Canadian authorities have charged three people following violence at a Hindu temple near Toronto. India's foreign ministry said "extremists and separatists" were behind the violence. pic.twitter.com/8fx23nY9lo
A young Iranian woman was arrested for stripping off her clothes in protest outside her university after she was reportedly assaulted and harassed for improperly wearing her hijab, considered to be a violation of the Islamic Republic’s strict hijab laws.
A teenager accused of murdering three children in a mass stabbing at a Taylor Swift-themed holiday club in Southport, which sparked far-right riots across the United Kingdom, has been charged with terror offense, murder, and making a biological weapon.
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.
A senior Iranian official and three other suspects linked to the Iranian regime were charged with planning to assassinate a prominent Iranian journalist and dissident.
US charges IRGC official, 3 others in plot to assassinate dissident journalist https://t.co/hJz0xrr6fQ
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.
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.
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.
