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The fate of children born to IS fighters and their female Yazidi victims remains an ongoing and deeply complex issue for a community still grappling with trauma
An alliance of Tunisian human rights groups on Monday called on authorities to scrap a 1973 decree that bans Muslim women from marrying non-Muslims.
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From television screens to magazine covers and billboards, hijab-clad women are breaking through and are being featured by mainstream brands.
Plans for a pool day exclusively for Muslim women in a Marseille waterpark was met with outrage by French politicians who called for its ban on Thursday.
A senior Moroccan cleric has lashed out at what he called "nudity" in the Muslim kingdom, claiming that more and more women are immodestly dressed, sparking criticism in the media.
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Ten Muslim women wearing burkinis to the beach have been stopped by police in the Cannes in the three weeks since a temporary ban was imposed on the full-body swimsuit.
British Muslims have long disagreed over the dates for Eid celebrations, but things could be changing. The New Crescent Society is searching the skies – both for a solution and the moon.
India’s Supreme Court halted the demolition of more than 4,000 mainly Muslim homes, allegedly encroaching on land belonging to the railways in Uttarakhand, but residents remain anxious that bulldozers may return as the targeting of Muslims continues.
In Nigeria, a battle is taking place within Muslim student bodies, with ideology weaponised to deprive success or allow the division to fester. Without plurality which appreciates each student body, power and control will continue to reign unabated.
What we understand and observe of the night sky and its make-up is the product of thousands of years of scientific investigation. Mariam Al Astrulabi, a Syrian Muslim woman hailing from 10th C. Aleppo, should be thanked for much of this progress.