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Violent riots take place in Sweden over plans by far-right group to burn Qurans

Violent riots broke out in Sweden over the eastern weekend in opposition to far-right plans to burn the Quran led by Danish-Swedish politician Rasmus Paludan

Daily Mirror

MWL Condemns 'Shameful' Desecration of Quran in Sweden

The Muslim World League (MWL) condemned on Monday the "absurd and shameful" act by some extremists in Sweden who desecrated the holy Quran and called for incitement against Muslims, reported the Saudi Press Agency. The MWL warned that such acts promote hate and incitement, fueling enmity and division in societies…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Belfast's Muslims excited to celebrate Ramadan with loved ones once again after pandemic

Like other religions, Belfast's Islamic Centre suspended all prayers and activities during the pandemic

Belfast Live

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Faith led food society 'open to everyone' in cost of living crisis

Liverpool Muslim Outreach Society has provided support to Merseyside's vulnerable communities since 2018

Liverpool Echo

Israeli forces storm holy Islamic site

Israeli forces injured more than 150 Palestinians before launching mass arrests inside the mosque

Salon

Headscarves enter French election fray as Muslim women confront Le Pen, Macron

Muslim headscarves took centre stage in France’s presidential campaign on Friday as both finalists in a tightly contested April 24 run-off were confronted by women in headscarves who asked why their clothing choices should be caught up in politics.

France 24

French presidential campaign spotlights Muslim headscarves

Muslim headscarves have taken center stage in France’s presidential campaign amid far-right candidate Marine Le Pen’s push to ban them

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Ramadan: Muslims break fast at ‘historic’ Royal Albert Hall event with Open Iftar

‘I find it so beautiful to be able to learn from people and share my culture and religion with others,’ says an Open Iftar volunteer

The Independent UK

This organization is bringing back the “environmental spirit of Islam”

For Green Muslims, a zero-waste iftar was just the beginning.

Mic

After pleas for leniency, mosque bombers receive 16-, 14-year sentences

MINNEAPOLIS — Following a rare display of both victims and prosecutors advocating mercy, U.S. District Judge Donovan Frank sentenced two Illinois men Tuesday to 14 and 16 years in federal prison for bombing Bloomington's Dar al-Farooq Islamic Center in 2017.

Tribune News Service

Ramadan, Easter and Passover: Why this week is a ‘festive hat-trick’

Good Friday, commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus, coincides with the start of the Jewish festival of Passover this week . It will be a special day of prayer and festivities for thousands of Christian and Jewish Londoners. The third Abrahamic faith, Islam, is also in the midst of Ramadan, making…

Evening Standard

Debate sparked after University of Bristol students try to 'cancel' controversial speaker

Yaron Brook's politics have been branded 'hateful' but he claims this is 'ridiculous'

Bristol Post

How should you wish someone a ‘Happy Ramadan’?

Ramadan is the ninth month in the Islamic calendar and is celebrated by Muslims globally

The Independent UK

Evangelicals loved Putin: And now?

Evangelicals have been developing a political and emotional alliance with Russia for almost 20 years. Will it last?

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Saudis to allow 1m at Haj this year

Saudi Arabia will let up to 1 million people join the Haj pilgrimage this year, greatly expanding the key Muslim event to participants from outside the kingdom after two years of tight Covid restrictions, state media said on Saturday.

ABC News

Darwin Muslims welcome traditional return of Ramadan after years of COVID restrictions

Ari Wibowo and Imam Abdullah Ali don't have much in common, but both are celebrating Ramadan in Darwin for the first time, and in the old-fashioned way — together.

Al Jazeera

What is behind the rise of the far right in France?

Mainstreaming of far-right politics in France due to public ‘pessimism’ and acceptance of hardline views, analysts say.

The Independent UK

How should you wish someone a ‘Happy Ramadan’?

Ramadan is the ninth month in the Islamic calendar and is celebrated by Muslims globally

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The Hindu

Al-Qaeda targets India in hijab row

Karnataka Home Minister says police are “going after” the video; Muskan's father distances himself from Zawahiri's comments

The Times of India

Ramadan fasting: Suggestions and tips from doctors for those who are diabetic

Diabetics are always recommended against fasting. During the holy month of Ramadan, fasting is observed from dawn to sunset. During this time Islam followers abstain from eating and drinking throughout the day.

The Conversation

War in Ukraine is testing some American evangelicals' support for Putin as a leader of conservative values

In February 2022, evangelical leader Franklin Graham called on his followers to pray for Vladimir Putin. His tweet acknowledged that it might seem a “strange request” given that Russia was clearly about to invade Ukraine. But Graham asked that believers “pray that God would work in his heart so that…

Reuters

Indonesia jails senior member of Islamist group on militancy charges

An Indonesian court on Wednesday sentenced a senior member of an outlawed hardline Islamist group to three years in prison for "consciously aiding terrorism actors".

Al Jazeera

Nigerian atheist jailed for blasphemy over Facebook posts

Mubarak Bala, a former Muslim, is accused of insulting Islam and attempting to ’cause a breach of the public peace’.

The Guardian - UK

Nigerian humanist jailed for 24 years after pleading guilty to blasphemy

Mubarak Bala’s case seen as part of a clampdown on voices critical of religious orthodoxy in a deeply conservative region

Al Jazeera

French election: Five reasons why you should care about the vote

Purchasing power is top on many French voters’ minds in an election that includes far-left and far-right candidates.

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