The Sikh community has always supported Kashmiriyat and brotherhood on June 2 to promote the state's composite culture and fostering brotherhood between the two different communities. Iftar is a religious...
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The Diyanet Mosque was almost destroyed They gathered for the Ramadan fast outside the mosque, fully aware of the empty worship place behind them. The usual attendance at the time of Iftar in normal...
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Mostly diplomats from Muslim countries were invited to attend United States He wished Muslims all over the world "Ramadan Mubarak." The phrase translates into English as "blessed holiday."...
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05 Jun 2018
Alison Lesley
Trump is hosting his first iftar celebration This action signifies that the White House has again recognized Ramadan after it was canceled in 2017. The White House is yet to disclose guest details. The...
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Secularism and Bigotry Are Not The Same Things Ramadan has officially begun. The month of fasting and praying is being celebrated by the estimated 9 million Muslims in the United States. But for many,...
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Ramadan is meant for prayer and reflection on religious teaching. Every year, Muslims all over the world celebrate 30 days of fasting and prayer. They call this period Ramadan. This year, Ramadan...
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Protest staged against Trump administration's blatant Islamophobic policies on the night of June 1. Many New Yorkers, Muslim and non-Muslim, gathered on the sixth day of Ramadan. The event, organized...
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Trends for Ramadan 2017 Ramadan is celebrated during the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and Muslims worldwide fast (Sawm) as a way of celebrating the receiving of the Quran by Muhammad, which...
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Featured Contributor Jayla Lundstrom, a volunteer at the Zaouia Sidi Abdessalam Youth Center in Morocco, details her experience learning about Islam. The tightly checkered black and white tiled walls...
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Islam converts are on the rise in communist Cuba. Cuba is one of the few remaining communist states in the world. Officially, it is a secular state. The 1980s saw an increase in religious freedom....
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A Bahá’í perspective on reckoning with racism By Randolph Dobbs
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You Don’t Have to be a Supreme Court Justice to See a Thumb on the Scales By Charles Franklin
