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Muslim Nations Announce Start Of Ramadan In Shadow Of Gaza War

The Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan will begin on Monday, Saudi Arabia and other Middle East nations announced, against a backdrop of devastating war in Gaza.

International Business Times

Palestinians fear Israeli violence in Jerusalem during Ramadan

As Palestinians prepare for Ramadan, many fear that Israeli authorities and far-right Israelis could provoke unrest.

Al Jazeera

China Official: 'Sinicisation' Of Islam Inevitable In Xinjiang

Learn about China's 'Sinicisation' of Islam in Xinjiang and the ongoing concerns over Uighur Muslims' treatment.

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Several killed in Houthi missile attack on ship in Red Sea

A missile attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels on a cargo ship in the Gulf of Aden killed two of its crew members and forced survivors to abandon the vessel on Wednesday, authorities said, in the first fatal strike in a campaign of assaults by the group over Israel’s war on…

France 24

From An Islamic Extremist To An Openly Gay Cultural Muslim: Sohail Ahmed Shares Eye-Opening Insights About Religion

According to Sohail Ahmed discussing uncomfortable topics and having difficult conversations with friends and family is the only way to avoid future misunderstandings.

International Business Times

British Muslims believe more should be done to improve interfaith relations

Majority think Britain is a good place for opportunities and freedom to practise their faith, poll finds

The Guardian - UK

Mahal committee in Changanassery to be prosecuted for caste discrimination and ostracism

Kottayam Muslim Jama-Ath faces criminal charges for caste discrimination, first case in Kerala, facing legal action by Waqf Board.

The Hindu

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Blurring the line between criticism and bigotry fuels hatred of Muslims and Jews

Racists often dismiss the charge of prejudice as an attempt to prevent debate

The Guardian - UK

How ‘no-go zone’ myth spread from fringes to mainstream UK politics

Notion of Muslim-controlled areas unsafe for white people has been promoted by rightwingers since the early 2000s

The Guardian - UK

Tory party must face up to Islamophobia in its ranks

Letters: Paul McGilchrist, George Duoblys and Toby Roddham on the racist rhetoric that is now commonplace among Conservative members

The Guardian - UK

Practice and law: debating aspects of the Muslim personal law

Books on Islam and law

The Hindu

More than half of Tory members in poll say Islam a threat to British way of life

Figure for party is twice proportion among overall population and comes amid row over Lee Anderson comments about Sadiq Khan

The Guardian - UK

Think Tories are Islamophobic? You don’t know the half of it – we have the figures

We’ve surveyed Conservative members, and it’s clear that the radical right is winning the battle for the party’s soul, say Nick Lowles, chief executive of Hope Not Hate

The Guardian - UK

What is Islamophobia and why does Tory government not accept definition?

Why are senior politicians unwilling to label Lee Anderson’s comments on Sadiq Khan Islamophobic? We look at why the definition is disputed

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Tuesday briefing: Behind the Conservative party’s failure to address Islamophobia

In today’s newsletter: As suspended backbencher Lee Anderson launches a fresh attack, a former Tory MEP explains how the party got here

The Guardian - UK

Tory supporters lash out at ‘snake’ Sunak over Lee Anderson suspension

Exclusive: activists endorse Anderson’s comments and decry ‘threat of Islam’ in leaked messages

The Guardian - UK

Were two Muslim women in east London run over because they were wearing hijabs?

Misbah Sadique and her friend Kulsum were hit by a car they say was accelerating at them but police did not regard incident as a potential hate crime despite rising Islamophobia

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Algeria Inaugurates Giant Mosque Amid Political Upheaval

Algeria celebrates the completion of the Great Mosque of Algiers, a monumental project blending modern and traditional design, symbolizing cultural heritag...

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Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Lee Anderson's comments were Islamophobic and must be condemned by all

By suggesting that Islamists had “got control of [Sadiq] Khan” and “control of London”, former Conservative Party deputy chairman Lee Anderson was speaking in patently Islamophobic terms. The Mayor is a Muslim, as are approximately 1.3 million Londoners. To remark that leaves Khan in the pocket of Islamists is racist.

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Delhi Police arrest elusive SIMI member Hanif Sheikh after 22 years

Delhi Police's Southern Range Special Cell claimed on Sunday to have arrested Hanif Sheikh, one of the most elusive members of the banned organization Student's Islamic Movement of India (SIMI). Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - AU

House of Gods review – ‘Succession in a mosque’ drama is disappointingly shallow

While this six-part drama is a step forward for representation of Muslims in Australia, it is spoiled by unrealistic moments and a creaky script

Al Jazeera

Can a ‘Muslim’ lion, ‘Hindu’ lioness live together? An Indian zoo dilemma

A Hindu group is upset because a zoo kept a lion named after a Mughal king with a lioness named after a Hindu deity.

The Hindu

Kashmir’s grand mufti constitutes first ever moon-sighting body to avoid controversies

Kashmir's grand mufti forms moon-sighting committee to resolve controversies over Islamic calendar, with Mirwaiz Umar Farooq as member.

The Hindu

For the Islamic United Arab Emirates, ‘tolerance’ is a state policy

UAE's first traditional stone temple in Abu Dhabi symbolizes cultural acceptance and religious tolerance, fostering interfaith harmony.

International Business Times

Thousands Protest Pakistan Supreme Court Minorities Ruling

Thousands of Pakistanis protested against the Supreme Court's top judge on Friday, after he issued a ruling related to blasphemy that sparked online backlash and thinly veiled death threats.

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