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Book Club: This powerful essay collection touching on love, loss, dual identities, exile and grief, celebrates the oft-overlooked Arab women journalists reporting on their homelands compared to their Western peers.
A UK tribunal has awarded thousands in compensation to a Muslim woman called a ‘P*ki’ and ‘curry muncher’ by her director who fired her without paying her entitled benefits.
![Adnan Oktar [Twitter]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/444B4B72-A243-43E8-998A-2EEC95E5BBC0.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=pZKuU3nZ "Adnan Oktar [Twitter]")
Adnan Oktar is known for his talk shows that blend theological discussion and dancing.
More than half of the UK's Conservative Party members believe Islam is 'generally a threat' to the British way of life, a new YouGov survey revealed in July.
Aisha al-Shater, the daughter of the Muslim Brotherhood leader, has been transferred to hospital while on hunger strike to protest prison conditions.
The grand imam of Egypt's top al-Azhar Islamic institution slammed polygamy as an "injustice for women and children”.
A Bangladeshi court has ruled that the term 'virgin' must be dropped from marriage certificated in a landmark victory for rights groups.
The Muslim Council of Britain has urged that an inquiry into comments about the niqab by former UK Foreign Minister Boris Johnson be taken seriously.
Society: The Palestinian Brooklynite is in a daily battle for the civil rights of all around her, writes Daoud Kuttab.
The progressive Somali-American has backing to allow religious exemptions to the 181-year-old ban on head coverings on the House floor, a reflection of the increasing diversity of US Congress