First Purpose-Built Mosque in London Marked by New Green Plaque

First Purpose-Built Mosque in London Marked by New Green Plaque

A green heritage plaque has been unveiled at the Fazl Mosque in Southfields, southwest London, marking the historical importance of a site often described

Jerusalem’s Holy Week Under Wartime Limits

Jerusalem’s Holy Week Under Wartime Limits

A Palm Sunday dispute at the Holy Sepulchre has turned into a wider test of worship, security and trust in one of the world’s

Eid Mubarak Marks Ramadan’s Close Worldwide

Eid Mubarak Marks Ramadan’s Close Worldwide

Muslim families, mosques and communities are welcoming Eid al-Fitr with prayer, charity and reunion, as the holy month of Ramadan gives way to one

Ramadan Meets a New Islamophobia Surge

Ramadan Meets a New Islamophobia Surge

As Muslims mark one of the holiest periods of the year, a fresh wave of anti-Muslim rhetoric in U.S. politics is raising alarms far

Huckabee’s biblical land remarks trigger Arab backlash

Huckabee’s biblical land remarks trigger Arab backlash

A US envoy’s theology-laced comments collide with diplomacy—reopening questions about religion’s role in foreign policy and the risks of sacred language in a volatile

Al-Aqsa “Status Quo” Strains as Ramadan Begins Under Tight Security in Jerusalem

Al-Aqsa “Status Quo” Strains as Ramadan Begins Under Tight Security in Jerusalem

As Ramadan opened in Jerusalem, the compound Muslims know as Al-Aqsa Mosque and Jews revere as the Temple Mount again became the focal point

Ramadan 2026: When It Starts and Ends Worldwide—and Why Dates Differ

Ramadan 2026: When It Starts and Ends Worldwide—and Why Dates Differ

Ramadan in 2026 (1447 AH) is being observed across the world, but not everyone began fasting on the same day. Depending on location—and on

Muslim Rapper Challenges Stereotypes Through Hip-Hop, Activism and Love

Muslim Rapper Challenges Stereotypes Through Hip-Hop, Activism and Love

Mona Haydar is many things—rapper, poet, activist, scholar, mother. A voice for the marginalized, she serves as a bridge between cultures—a relentless advocate for

Wikipedia’s Bias on Religious Leaders. Case in Point: Prophet Muhammad

Wikipedia’s Bias on Religious Leaders. Case in Point: Prophet Muhammad

Wikipedia’s Bias on Religious Leaders. Case in Point: Prophet Muhammad

As one of the most powerful sources of information, Wikipedia alters people’s perceptions of a wide range of issues, such as religious leaders. As with any other open-source philosophy, Wikipedia’s bias is constantly debated, mainly when focusing on spiritual topics.…

Wikipedia’s Bias Against Islam: Uncovering the Truth About Reliable Sources

Wikipedia’s Bias Against Islam: Uncovering the Truth About Reliable Sources

Wikipedia’s Bias Against Islam: Uncovering the Truth About Reliable Sources

Wikipedia is probably the biggest online encyclopedia and one of the internet’s most popular sources of information, used by millions of people. A dynamic platform with frequently updated articles, it sees over a billion visitors each month and is intended …