New York City reported a 70% increase in antisemitic hate crimes in May 2026 compared to May 2025, with 41 confirmed incidents. So far in 2026, there have been 152 confirmed antisemitic hate crimes, alongside other hate crimes targeting Muslims, Asian, and Black individuals.

A discussion has emerged in the UK regarding the 'anti-Semitism' label, with claims that it has been weaponized against Muslims, particularly highlighted by a leaflet during recent local elections.

Eid al-Adha celebrations were subdued across the Middle East, from Iran to Gaza, as ongoing conflicts and severe shortages of food and fuel cast a shadow over the region.

A USCIRF report highlights Fulani militant violence in Nigeria as surpassing Boko Haram and ISIS, primarily targeting Christian farming communities but also some Muslims in widespread attacks.

A report from the French Interior Ministry indicates that anti-religious acts in France remain at a high level, with a notable increase in attacks targeting Christians and Muslims, reflecting a growing "hatred" that affects all faiths.

Thousands of Muslims across Cameroon gathered on May 27, 2026, to celebrate Eid El-Kebir, also known as Tabaski, marking the festivities with deep spiritual devotion.

Governor Otti of Nigeria issued a message on Wednesday, felicitating Muslims on Eid-el-Kabir and describing the celebration as a period of sacrifice and sober reflection.

In a gesture of interfaith harmony, Muslims in a Maharashtra town deferred their goat sacrifice on Eid-ul-Adha to honor the Hindu observance of Ekadashi.

Muslims globally are celebrating Eid al-Adha, the Festival of Sacrifice, with prayers and rituals, while pilgrims in Saudi Arabia conclude the annual Hajj pilgrimage, performing the symbolic 'stoning of the devil' under intense heat.

Muslims in Gabon are struggling with the high cost of sheep as they prepare for Eid-ul-Adha, organizing themselves to cope with the financial burden.

Reis Kavazović emphasized the importance for Muslims to maintain good relations with their neighbors. He highlighted the need for peaceful coexistence and positive community ties.

Croatian Parliament Speaker Gordan Jandroković, during a visit to Rome, stated that the West currently lacks Christian values. This comes as Croatian officials, including Jandroković, have also extended greetings to Muslims for Eid al-Adha.

Governor Fubara of Rivers State felicitated Muslims on Eid-el-Kabir, urging them to reflect on compassion, sacrifice, and unity for the betterment of Rivers State and Nigeria.

Maulana Arshad Madani, chief of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, advised Muslims to avoid sacrificing prohibited animals and exercise caution during Eid-ul-Azha, suggesting consultation with authorities and avoiding social media displays.

An article provides an explanation of Eid al-Adha, detailing its date and the reasons why Muslims observe two distinct Eid holidays throughout the year.

Over 100 Pakistani Shiite Muslims have been deported from the United Arab Emirates, losing jobs and access to savings, amidst concerns related to the Iran war.

Over 25,000 US Muslims gathered at the annual ICNA conference, where speakers encouraged activism to turn grief into action following a shooting in San Diego.

The annual Hajj rituals are scheduled to commence on Monday, with pilgrims preparing to depart for Mina on Sunday. Millions of Muslims are participating in the pilgrimage.

Özlem Cekic argues that Danish Muslims have much to be grateful for and criticizes a new report on Islamophobia from the Muslim Council for cultivating a narrative of Denmark as a racist country.

Human Rights Action (HRA), the Centre for Civic Education (CGO), and ANIMA announced a gathering in Herceg Novi to commemorate the illegal arrest and deportation of at least 66 Bosniak Muslims from Bosnia and Herzegovina by Montenegrin police in May and June 1992.

After a deadly shooting, San Diego’s Muslim community is mourning, supporting one another, and searching for healing.

Two Muslim clerics have been officially confirmed arrested in Russia, with unconfirmed reports suggesting a broader crackdown on individuals connected to the Spiritual Administration of Muslims.

This article presents an unknown interview given by Ismail Qemali to an Italian journalist in Rome on April 1, 1913, four months after Albania's declaration of independence, where he discussed King Nicholas of Montenegro's attempts to impose religious conversion on Albanian Muslims.

The article discusses the need for Indian Muslims to unite under a single banner to address common issues and strengthen their collective voice.

Muslims worldwide are set to experience a rare astronomical alignment, with three Eid celebrations and two Hajj pilgrimages occurring within a single Gregorian calendar year.

In Ansan, Gyeonggi Province, dozens of Muslim men who gather outdoors for Friday prayers frequently face public backlash, highlighting ongoing social tensions.

Muslims across Malaysia are set to observe Hari Raya Aidiladha on May 27, as announced by religious authorities. The celebration marks an important religious festival for the community.

A debate is raging in Denmark regarding integration and education, with questions being raised about the absence of Muslim parents in these discussions. The article suggests that improving integration requires more than just talking about discrimination.

The Bangladesh Khelafat Majlish held a rally in Dhaka to protest alleged repression of Muslims in India, drawing attention to human rights concerns.

Denmark's Supreme Court ruled that requiring a Muslim woman to shake hands was indirect discrimination, leading several politicians to propose changes to the law.

French Minister Laurent Nuñez urged "maximum vigilance" as major religious holidays in May — Ascension and Pentecost for Christians, Shavuot for Jews, and Eid al-Adha for Muslims — approach amidst a high threat context.

The Dervish Mevlud in Blagaj, considered one of the most significant spiritual gatherings for Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina, annually attracts a large number of attendees to the Blagaj Tekke.

A new study on the attitudes of young people in Austria and migrants in Vienna indicates that Syrians express doubts about democracy, while Muslims are becoming more religious. The study found that 36% of Muslims desire for everyone to adhere to Islamic rules.

The Supreme Court has called for restraint to maintain peace, asserting that sectarian differences cannot justify the exclusion of Muslims from public mosques.

Owaisi has claimed that Muslims are being targeted based on hatred, describing it as a "planned agenda." He cited the TCS Nashik case and accused the ruling party of conducting a media trial against Nida Khan.

An integration expert, Kenan Güngör, states that the conversion of non-Muslim children to Islam is a significant issue in some schools in Vienna, noting a lack of arguments from moderate Muslims against zealots.

Lina, an ex-Muslim student, reports being labeled 'haram' and controlled by Muslim fellow students, leading her to feel shame for her Danish behavior and shattering her hopes for university life.

The Office of the National Chief Imam has congratulated Ghanaian Muslims preparing for the 2026 Hajj, urging them to uphold the highest values of Islam throughout the sacred pilgrimage.

An 18-year-old woman named Talia has accused the Zurich city police of not taking her seriously after she reported racist insults, claiming an officer told her she needed to "understand mistrust against Muslims." The police have denied the allegations.

A political leader in Ceuta, Mohamed Mustafa Ahmed, has lived with a false identity for four decades, a legacy of name changes imposed on Ceuta's Muslim population during a regularization process under Felipe González.

A ground report from Bhangar, Bengal, highlights the widespread popularity of MLA Nawsad Siddique, who is admired by both Hindus and Muslims, making him a unique opposition leader in the region.

Nearly 900 Rohingya individuals disappeared at sea in 2025 while attempting to reach Thailand, Malaysia, or Indonesia, highlighting the perilous journeys undertaken by this persecuted minority. Human trafficking networks have exploited the desperation of stateless Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar, profiting from their misery.

The 11th Modest Fashion Week took place in Paris for the first time, featuring nearly 30 designers showcasing collections that adhere to religious principles of covering the body, celebrating the hijab in a country with restrictions.

Wajid Akhter, leader of the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB), expressed inspiration from Zohran Mamdani's successful campaign to become New York's first Muslim mayor, highlighting its communication strategy.

An opinion piece explores the common belief that different religions, ideologies, and creeds are inherently incompatible, leading to fierce conflicts between groups like Christians and Muslims, or capitalists and socialists.

Naaba Musah Akanbonga, President of the Council of Zongo Chiefs in the Ashanti Region, has advised all Muslims to refrain from unnecessary rivalries for the sake of Allah.

The Islamic Community in Bar, Montenegro, states that the promised mosque in Topolica has not been built, leaving Muslims to perform religious duties in an inadequate 40-square-meter space.

Following a revision of electoral rolls, three million Muslims in West Bengal will be unable to vote, with the regional ruling party alleging a maneuver by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party.

Author Ramadan Abdullah asserts that Danish Muslims do not enjoy the same freedom of speech as others and encounter greater skepticism than the majority population, a claim described as absurd by the article.

A judge, who faced criticism for incendiary statements targeting the Muslim community in December 2024, has retired, maintaining that those who twisted his speech were at fault.

Muslims in Representative Chip Roy's Texas district express concern and frustration over their Republican congressman's public campaign against Islam.

Suspended Trinamool MLA Humayun Kabir has admitted that a controversial video, showing him allegedly seeking Rs 1,000 crore from BJP and making remarks about Muslims, is authentic, though he claims it was selectively edited. The incident has led to the TMC questioning Prime Minister Modi.

On the far-right in Texas, Muslims are being portrayed as an existential threat, despite making up only about two percent of the population.

Some Republican politicians in Texas are reportedly escalating their criticisms of Muslims as a strategy to energize their base ahead of primary elections. This move is described as 'solid gold' for rallying voters.

The Iranians do not know what they will hit, and they don’t care. For all their professed love of Jerusalem, rockets and shrapnel have hit the Holy City, including close to sites sacred to Muslims.

Rep. Randy Fine has criticized Dan Bilzerian for a derogatory comment, while also defending his own past bigoted remarks against Muslims.

Washington Post columnist Shadi Hamid contended that Muslims do not need to assimilate in America, citing their civic engagement and countering rhetoric from GOP lawmakers.

Mamata Banerjee has filed her nomination from Bhabanipur, stating her intention to challenge voter deletion issues in court. This marks a significant political development in the region.

Traditional Christian churches are reportedly decreasing in Germany, while new places of worship for Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, and Jews are being built, with mosques notably multiplying.

Jerusalem, a sacred center for Christians, Jews, and Muslims, is described as a city of three religions and six denominations experiencing a state of military suffocation. The article explores its turbulent 4,000-year history and fragile coexistence.

King Charles III has drawn criticism from UK Christians for not delivering an Easter message this year, following his earlier well wishes to Muslims for Ramadan.

Congress leader Adhir Chowdhury discusses the voting patterns of Muslims in upcoming Indian elections, stating they will choose between TMC and Congress based on winnability.

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has slammed the Election Commission's voter list revision, expressing fears it could disenfranchise Muslims, women, migrants, and the poor, creating a 'permanent class of excluded Indians'.

Islamism expert Ahmad Mansour has expressed concern over a youth study, stating that democrats have 'completely overslept' the development of Islamist propaganda, parallel societies, and the growing alienation of young Muslims from democracy.

The ongoing conflict involving Iran has led to a rise in air travel costs for Muslims undertaking the annual Haj pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia.

A US report identifies Fulani militants as Nigeria's deadliest threat, surpassing Boko Haram and ISIS, primarily targeting Christian farming communities but also some Muslims in widespread attacks.

Approximately two million Muslims have converged in Mecca for the annual Hajj pilgrimage.

Muslims in Bunia, eastern DR Congo, observed Eid with strict hygiene measures, including masks, hand sanitizer, and smaller gatherings, as authorities worked to prevent the spread of Ebola.

Union minister Ramdas Athawale criticized right-wing groups for unrest during Bakrid, stating that 'Muslims are Indians, not Aurangzeb’s children' in response to communal tensions.

Reports indicate that Muslims in India are experiencing increasing restrictions on holding public Eid congregations, raising concerns about religious freedom.

Arabist Attila Kovács argues that Slovak politicians exploit fear of Islam to cover up other problems, abusing prejudices and stereotypes against the Muslim community. He emphasizes that hatred towards the unknown is often fueled by politicians, despite Muslims being one of the smallest minorities in the country.

On behalf of the Serbian Orthodox Church, and on his own behalf, Serbian Patriarch Porfirije today congratulated all Muslims on the occasion of the Kurban-Bajram holiday.

Muslimani u regionu ispunili su u srijedu džamije, gdje su klanjali bajram-namaz, počevši obilježavanje nejvećeg islamskog blagdana Kurban-bajrama, di

Greetings and well wishes are being extended on the occasion of Kurban Bayram. The holiday is being celebrated by Muslims worldwide.

Muslims have embarked on the annual Haj pilgrimage, emphasizing 'prayers, not explosions' amidst the ongoing Middle East crisis. The pilgrimage continues despite regional tensions.

A review of the top seven Qibla finder applications featuring real-time dynamic compasses, essential tools for Muslims worldwide to determine the correct direction for daily prayer.

For some Australian Muslims, the dream of undertaking the Hajj pilgrimage is being challenged by rising costs and new logistical difficulties, causing delays.

The chief of the BJP's minority panel has urged Muslims to refrain from slaughtering cows during the upcoming Bakrid festival.

As Muslims in Nigeria prepare for Eid-el-Kabir, soaring prices for rams, peppers, and transportation are forcing many families to scale down their festivities and seek more affordable alternatives.

A court has confirmed the ban on the annual gathering of Muslims of the West in Nantes, an order issued by the prefect at the request of the Minister of the Interior due to concerns over the presence of leaders from 'Musulmans de France'.

A Vienna migrant study is causing debate, with authors claiming it proves anti-democratic attitudes among young Muslims, while critics dismiss it as unscientific fear-mongering.

Muslims in Oyo, Nigeria, are expressing frustration over the exorbitant prices of rams for the upcoming Eid-el-Kabir 2026, attributing the increase to high transport costs and weak purchasing power.

Following the Bhojshala ruling, Hindu groups conducted a 'maha aarti' on the first Friday, while Muslim communities observed prayers at home as a form of protest against the decision.

The killing of three people outside an Islamic center in San Diego has heightened concerns among Muslims about a rise in overt online hatred, political attacks, and harassment in the preceding months.

Nine Muslim individuals were reportedly arrested in Nigeria for eating in public on the first day of Ramadan, sparking discussions on religious observance and public conduct.

Sabina Ćudić, president of Naša stranka and state parliamentarian, reacted to Bosnian Finance Minister Srđan Amidžić's remarks, accusing him of expressing fascist views and insulting Bosniaks and Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Türkiye stresses the importance of Muslim unity, with the Ilim Yayma Foundation Board of Trustees chair stating that Muslims can regain civilizational leadership by prioritizing justice, morality, and self-improvement.

Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury wrote to CM Suvendu Adhikari, requesting intervention on new animal slaughter guidelines in Bengal, citing widespread unease and unrest among the Muslim community.

The BJP is reportedly reorienting its strategy in Kerala, prioritizing core Hindutva and Other Backward Classes (OBCs) after securing three seats in the 140-member House. The party is moving away from engaging with the Church and opposing alleged appeasement of Muslims by rival parties.

A new report indicates that UK Muslims are increasingly young and educated, but face disadvantages in housing, while also noting a rise in lone-parent families within the community.

Saudi Arabia has called upon Muslims to sight the crescent moon for the month of Dhul Hijjah on May 17, marking the beginning of the Islamic month that precedes Eid al-Adha.

Greek Minister of National Defense Nikos Dendias attended an event in Oraio, Myki, Xanthi, to honor fallen Greek Muslims who defended the homeland during World War II.

The Bosniak Cultural Community (BKZ) has accused the authors of the Montenegrin film 'Obraz,' directed by Nikola Vukčević, of offensively portraying and stigmatizing Muslims, Bosniaks, and Sandžak, an accusation rejected by Vukčević.

A new study on youth in Vienna reveals an increase in religiosity and authoritarian views among young Muslims, with a significant percentage expressing a desire for universal adherence to Islam. The findings have prompted public reactions and debate.

A new study in Vienna examines the perspectives of young Austrians and migrants, finding that Syrians express doubts about democracy and a significant percentage of Muslims desire adherence to Islamic rules.

Documents have revealed negative social control at three Copenhagen high schools, where students monitor and harass each other, with a rector acknowledging the problem and detailing specific incidents related to the division of "good and bad Muslims."

The Sultan of Sokoto urged Muslims to be agents of national unity and called for religious tolerance and peaceful coexistence at a mosque commissioning in Osogbo.

The Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar III, has pushed back against fears of a religious agenda in Nigeria, stating that Muslims are not planning to wipe out Christians.

Amsterdam has prohibited meat advertising, citing environmental concerns as the reason. This decision was misrepresented by a political leader, Ventura, who falsely claimed it was to avoid offending Muslims.

In Assam, 18 of the 20 Muslim candidates fielded by the Congress party won their seats, while only one of the 79 non-Muslim candidates from the party was victorious.

Indian Muslims claim they are being targeted as millions of voters have been deleted from electoral rolls during a 'Special Intensive Revision' exercise by the Election Commission of India, ostensibly to remove duplicate or deceased voters.

A former Chechen deputy prime minister stated that Muslims residing in Moscow are prepared to take power and establish a favorable order in Russia if necessary, to prevent the country from posing a threat to others.

A 55-year-old man, Jason Paul Rindall, has been charged in Winnipeg with advocating for genocide and threatening the Canadian prime minister with death.

Dubai authorities have announced that more than 2,700 individuals converted to Islam during the first three months of 2026, reflecting a notable increase in conversions within the emirate.

Dris Mohamed Amar, a nationalist Muslim mechanic and leader of the Andalusian Party, advocates for the 'recovery of Al-Andalus' and claims Muslims in Spain lack equal rights.

Israel commemorates its fallen, with a focus on Bedouin Muslims who have taken up arms to defend the Jewish state.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim held a meeting with the Secretary-General of the Muslim World League. Their discussions focused on global conflicts, humanitarian concerns, and the welfare of Muslims worldwide.

Muslim communities in Southwest Nigeria are challenging the region's political power imbalance, threatening to withhold votes if no Muslim candidate is presented.

In Delhi, pet pigs have become a tool in disputes between Hindus and Muslims, reflecting the polarized political atmosphere in India, according to an expert.

Muslims across Asia are reportedly maintaining their faith and proceeding with the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, despite ongoing fears of war involving Iran.

The Sultan of Sokoto has called for the sighting of the Zulki’ida crescent for the year 1447AH on Friday, April 17, 2026, urging Muslims to report any sightings.

Asaduddin Owaisi accused Mamata Banerjee of treating Muslims "like cattle" and questioned her party's historical role in facilitating the BJP's early parliamentary victories.

ISIS has issued a call for Muslims to murder English freedom fighter Tommy Robinson, as reported by the Middle East Media Research Institute.

A new study reveals that nearly half of young Muslims in Germany hold Islamist attitudes. A German official linked this trend to the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel.

On the far-right in Texas, Republicans are reportedly uniting against a perceived common 'enemy,' portraying Muslims as an existential threat despite their small percentage of the population.

A report from Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka suggests that Iran has played a significant role in restoring the dignity of Muslims across the globe.

For some Muslims, religious beliefs that prohibit borrowing money with interest can significantly limit their financial options and access to conventional banking services.

After 41 days of conflict, Christians, Jews, and Muslims are returning to sacred sites in Jerusalem's Old City following a ceasefire, bringing emotional relief.

The Al Aqsa Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem has reopened to hundreds of Palestinian Muslims after being closed for 40 days by Israel.

The Bhowanipore constituency, represented by Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee, has experienced a nearly 25% reduction in its electorate following recent electoral roll revisions. Over 51,000 voters were deleted, with a notable number of Muslims marked for adjudication.

The article recounts the historical event of the day Muslims conquered Krak des Chevaliers, one of the world's most renowned Crusader castles. Known as the "Castle of the Knights," it is celebrated as a masterpiece of medieval military architecture.

Cardinal Robert Sarah has reportedly made a statement suggesting that Muslims have the potential to inspire and re-energize the faith of Christians.

Concerns are being raised over the potential removal of voters from West Bengal's electoral rolls due to discrepancies, with data showing that 95.5% of deletions in Nandigram are Muslims, ahead of upcoming assembly polls.

The Congress party is experiencing internal strife and discontent among Muslim voters in the Davanagere South by-election due to disagreements over candidate selection.

Amidst tensions and unrest in Jos, Nigeria, heartwarming stories have emerged of Christian and Muslim residents protecting each other from attacks, drawing widespread commendation for their acts of courage and peace.

Discrimination against foreign residents in Japan, including Muslims, is reportedly deepening as their population grows.

Divisive foreign political narratives concerning the Iran-Iraq war are being misinterpreted as religious discourse within Muslim communities in the Philippines, causing internal divisions.

Jews, Muslims, and Christians united at an anti-Mamdani rally in New York City, expressing concerns that the city is changing from what they once knew. The diverse group gathered to protest against an unspecified issue related to Mamdani.

Muslims in India are observing Eid al-Adha, with celebrations proceeding under various restrictions on public prayers.

An increasing number of Muslim Singaporeans are traveling to Johor, Malaysia, to perform the Korban ritual for Hari Raya Haji. This trend allows them to experience the sacrifice in a more traditional 'kampung' (village) setting.

The Mayor of London has shared reflections on the 'pride and blessing' of completing the Hajj pilgrimage, a significant spiritual journey for Muslims.

Millions of Muslims performing the Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca participated in the ritual of 'stoning the devil' in Mina on the first day of Eid al-Adha, casting pebbles at three sites called Jamarat.

Muslims across Delhi observed Eid-Ul-Azha with prayers held peacefully, as police deployed personnel and monitored social media to ensure security during the festivities.

The seventh annual Eid celebration proceeded at Croke Park, with former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern warmly welcoming attendees and wishing Muslims 'Eid Mubarak' at the ceremony.

Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, a Bangladeshi politician, extended greetings to Muslims on the occasion of Eid-ul-Azha.

Nigerian leaders, including President Tinubu and Senate President Akpabio, urged citizens to embrace unity, sacrifice, and charity during the Eid-el-Kabir celebrations. The federal government also approved a 50% discount on train fares for the holiday to ease travel for Muslims.

The Ghana Muslim Mission (GMM) organized a Content Creators Summit in Accra to encourage Muslims to use social media and digital platforms responsibly, promoting positive values, education, and community development.

Fejzić commented that Hajj organizers have recognized the Muslims of Montenegro, reflecting on the sacrifices made by Montenegrin Muslims throughout history for a dignified and free Montenegro.

The Hajj sermon delivered during the annual pilgrimage emphasized the importance for Muslims to uphold unity and prepare for the Day of Judgment. The message centered on core Islamic principles including piety, the oneness of God, patience, gratitude, and abandoning sins.

India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has instructed authorities in West Bengal to establish detention centers for undocumented Bangladeshis and Rohingya Muslims, a move that has triggered alarm.

According to the Islamic Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the 9th of Dhu al-Hijjah, known as Yawm al-Arafah, will be observed tomorrow, May 26, as a day for intense prayer.

For the third year in a row, Israel has prevented Muslims in Gaza from undertaking the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, causing heartbreak for millions.

A Jan 6 rioter made inflammatory remarks at a Frisco council meeting, claiming "Hindus and Muslims are teaming up to take over Texas."

Two young right-wing extremists livestreamed their deadly attack on a mosque in California, and a pamphlet detailing their bizarre ideas, including hate for Muslims, Jews, and women, has since surfaced.

Malaysia's Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs), Dr Zulkifli Hasan, has called on Muslims and all Malaysians to embrace the spirit of the Rukun Negara and show respect for the royal institution.

A small Ahmadiyya Muslim community, persecuted in Pakistan, sends young preachers to Spain annually to distribute leaflets and advocate for a peaceful 'reconquest' of Al-Andalus, viewing the Iberian Peninsula as ancient Islamic land.

Reports on Irish deportation flights to Pakistan have revealed several issues, including the alleged serving of pork to Muslim deportees, excessive force, and the disappearance of personal belongings.

Srđan Amidžić's controversial statements, which included insults against Zijad Krnjić and Muslims, and claims that Bosnia and Herzegovina does not exist, have sparked strong reactions. The SDA party has called for the BiH Prosecutor's Office to investigate, warning that tolerating Islamophobia encourages hatred.

The novel 'The Da Vinci Code,' a major bestseller, caused significant outrage among Christians and Muslims due to its controversial claims, including that Jesus Christ had a descendant with Mary Magdalene. The Catholic Church strongly opposed the book and its film adaptation.

As Eid al-Adha, also known as Qurban Bayram, approaches on May 27, an article provides guidance on selecting sacrificial animals. Muslims sacrifice animals during this holiday as a form of prayer.

Muslims across Sri Lanka are preparing to mark the Eid celebration on May 28.

A 19-year-old neo-Nazi, who expressed a desire to 'kill all Jews and Muslims,' reportedly attempted to behead a barber with an axe in Bristol, a court heard.

A discussion has emerged in Austria regarding the need for secularism in schools, following reports that 41 percent of young Muslims prioritize religious rules over Austrian law. Calls are being made to counteract this trend.

Bengal BJP MLA Ritesh Tiwari has stated he will not work for Muslim constituents, claiming they did not vote for him. His remarks have sparked controversy.

In a court submission, the state asserted that the Bhojshala site in Dhar was never a mosque and that Muslims have no right to offer namaz there, intensifying a long-standing dispute.

A new study indicates that 41 percent of young Muslims prioritize Islamic commandments over secular laws and frequently hold anti-democratic, derogatory, and violence-prone attitudes.

A company in Okayama Prefecture, Japan, has developed "Prayer Space," an easy-to-install, compact prayer room designed to help tourist sites and businesses accommodate Muslim visitors.

A Mallorcan comedian, known for his acidic and anti-racist humor, has published his first autofiction novel. He also commented on the expectation for Muslim individuals to take a stance every time an attack occurs.

The Reform party has put forward Graham Holland as a candidate for a London council election, despite him initially being rejected during vetting due to offensive social media comments about Muslims.

A new religious association, the Estonian Muslims Muftiate Congregation, has been officially registered in Estonia following a period of disputes, as announced by one of its leaders and Mufti Ildar Muhhamedšin.

Asaduddin Owaisi stated that "so-called secular parties" cannot stop the BJP and called on Muslims to create their own political leadership in India.

Many British Muslims are reportedly deserting the Labour party, expressing anger over local issues such as potholes, traffic, and litter, which is framed as a demonstration of democratic engagement.

A total of 2,020 Muslim believers from North Macedonia are set to travel to Mecca for the annual Hajj pilgrimage, fulfilling the quota set by Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Hajj.

The association "Frafalden" (Apostate) discusses Søren Pind's significant point regarding the experiences and issues faced by ex-Muslims.

The Muslim community in Zimbabwe has publicly expressed its support for President Mnangagwa to serve another term in office.

An investigation by The Telegraph, reviewing multiple rental advertisers across various platforms, has uncovered illegal discriminatory housing advertisements in London that favor Muslims.

Millions of people in India's West Bengal state have been disenfranchised ahead of crucial regional elections this week, following a controversial revision of voter lists that critics are calling a "bloodless political genocide."

According to the coordination of Muslims in Senegal, the moon for Korité (Eid al-Fitr) was not sighted on Wednesday, impacting the start of the celebration.

Søren Pind argues that the Danish integration debate lacks crucial knowledge regarding the attitudes of Muslims, particularly excluding those who have assimilated.

Comedian Samay Raina shared his family's traumatic experience during the Kashmir exodus, specifically recalling how Kashmiri Muslims protected and saved his family from danger. He emphasized the unexpected help received amidst the turmoil.

A Friday sermon emphasized the profound love Muslims hold for Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), describing him as a radiant lamp and a guide to a straight path.

Millions of people in India's eastern state of Bengal are reportedly losing their voting rights due to a controversial voter list revision, which critics allege disproportionately excludes Muslims ahead of upcoming elections.

An Italian man has confessed to joining a Serbian paramilitary unit and repeatedly shooting due to ideological reasons, including right-wing extremism and hatred of Muslims.

On Monday, April 13, Leo XIV will become the first pontiff in history to visit Algeria, birthplace of the renowned Christian philosopher Saint Augustine.

A right-wing Israeli minister has caused provocation with a visit to the Temple Mount, a site holy to both Jews and Muslims.

The far-right in Texas is portraying Muslims as an existential threat, despite them making up only about two percent of the population, fueling anti-Muslim fear in the state.

The Al-Aqsa Mosque has reopened to worshippers for the first Friday prayers following a weeks-long closure that had barred five Friday prayers in March and April.

Jerusalem's Al Aqsa Mosque compound and other holy sites have reopened after 41 days, bringing tears of joy to worshippers, though tensions flared as police dispersed Muslims for Jewish visitors.

Projects for new mosques in Swiss cantons like Schwyz and Bern are encountering significant resistance, highlighting the ongoing difficulties for Muslims to find and establish new prayer locations in Switzerland, amidst warnings of "creeping Islamization" from some political parties.

A state hearing in Texas concerning social studies curriculum devolved into a clash of religions, marked by increasing hostility from state officials towards Muslims and negative portrayals of their faith in school texts.

As elections approach in the northeastern state, the BJP is reaching out to 4 million Muslims by categorizing some Assamese Muslims as 'Indigenous,' a move met with skepticism by many.

A report claims that Kara Voorhies, a contractor with no emergency management experience, led FEMA under Governor Noem, attending high-level meetings and potentially receiving $1 million, while allegedly targeting funding for Muslims, California, and climate change initiatives.

Polish MP Dariusz Matecki (PiS) has continued to incite public opinion against foreigners, particularly Muslims, by suggesting that Muslims set fire to a historic church in Canada.

A new traveling exhibit aims to challenge common misconceptions and stereotypes surrounding Muslim philanthropy and charitable giving. The exhibition highlights the diverse ways Muslims contribute to society through various forms of giving.

A youth center in Berlin reportedly chose not to report an alleged rape of a teenage girl, with staff stating they believed 'Muslim boys already face increased police attention'.