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Jailed Indian journalist gets bail almost two years after arrest

Muslim journalist Siddique Kappan arrested while covering gang-rape and killing of Dalit woman in Uttar Pradesh

The Guardian - UK

'Collective religious narcissism': how young Indonesian Muslims flex their faith on social media

The word “narcissism” is often associated with selfies, posting content that boasts one’s achievements, or other forms of showing off.

The Conversation

Muslim communities keep Queen Elizabeth II in their prayers as country unites in grief

Imam Qari Asim, chairman of the Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board, said Queen Elizabeth II had a 'dignified relationship' with Muslims across the world

Daily Mirror

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Moving out of the shadows, from silence to assertion

Muslim women in India are beginning to seek judicial recourse to assert their rights, marking a quiet churning

The Hindu

Hijab ban has hit Muslim students’ right to education: Report

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The Hindu

Britain’s faith leaders pay tribute to Queen’s devoted life of service

Representatives of Muslim, Jewish, Sikh and Hindu communities offer condolences after monarch’s death

The Guardian - UK

BJP 'terrorising' Muslims on pretext of madrasa survey: Mayawati

The Uttar Pradesh government recently announced that a survey of “unrecognised” madrasas would be conducted in the state to gather information about the number of teachers, curriculum and basic facilities available there

The Hindu

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Austrian diplomat tipped to head sensitive UN rights office

United Nations chief Antonio Guterres has proposed a veteran Austrian diplomat to head the global body’s human rights office at a time when it is facing harsh criticism from China for accusing Beijing of abuses against Muslim minorities

The Independent UK

NIA being misused to target Muslim leaders: Popular Front of India

The NIA sleuths on Tuesday carried out searches in houses of several Muslim leaders and activists, including a few related to PFI

The Hindu

Queensland Literary awards: winners list reflects ‘a moment of change for the nation’

Michael Mohammed Ahmad, Chelsea Watego, Claire G. Coleman and Quentin Beresford among those recognised by the judges

The Guardian - AU

Muslim domestic workers in India changing names out of fear

India’s domestic workers in general face caste-based discrimination and violence, but Muslims are further marginalised.

Al Jazeera

If bindi, kada OK, why not hijab: Student to Supreme Court

NEW DELHI: Aishat Shifa, the first person to challenge hijab ban in government educational institutions in Karnataka, on Wednesday asked the Supreme Court how a secular administration, allowing others to wear ‘bindi’, ‘kada’, ‘cross’ or ‘janeu’, could restrict Muslim students’ fundamental right to make a choice to wear hijab in…

The Times of India

There are barely any Muslims on popular TV series, a new study says

When Muslims do appear, they tend to be violent Middle Eastern men, a new study has found after surveying 200 popular series from the U.S, U.K. and elsewhere.

WEKU

Positive secularism is allowed, student tells Supreme Court in Hijab case

State should show ‘reasonable accommodation’ of Muslim students’ right to wear hijab to school, counsel for Aishat Shifa tells court

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The Independent UK

Egypt demands Netflix, others adhere to 'societal values'

Egypt’s media regulator has demanded that Netflix and other steaming services adhere to this majority Muslim county’s “societal values” — a veiled reference to programs featuring members of the LGBTQ community

The Conversation

Wounded souls: 75 years after India's Partition, survivors' trauma has still not been recognized

In his poignant, much-acclaimed short story “Toba Tek Singh,” Pakistani playwright Saadat Hasan Manto describes the plight of Bishan Singh, an inmate of the asylum in Lahore. In the story, set in a post-Partition era, the governments of India and Pakistan decide to exchange inmates: the Muslims among them are…

Los Angeles Times

Hindu nationalism in India ratchets up tensions among immigrants in the US

ANAHEIM, Calif. — In a park in Anaheim last month, hundreds gathered to celebrate Indian Independence Day.

The Hindu

Muslims in Hassan offer prayers during Ganesha procession

At Pension Mohalla, a group of Muslim men and women offered a garland, lighted incense sticks, did aarati and offered a coconut to the Ganesha idol

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Suresh Chavhanke tweaks his hateful pledge after Supreme Court rap. It’s still hateful

Sudarshan News editor Suresh Chavhanke has tweaked his “fight, die, kill for Hindu Rashtra” pledge to “we will sacrifice ourselves to preserve Hindustan and, if required, others”. This comes a few months after the Supreme Court pulled up the Delhi police for its affidavit clearing Chavhanke of hate speech –…

The Guardian - UK

‘Our people are still trapped’: Uyghur exiles demand action on abuses

Campaigners criticise failure of UN report to label China’s crackdown on Muslim minorities genocide

The Hindu

Pasmanda Muslims seek SC status for Dalit Muslims

In a letter to Opposition parties, community leaders seek them to state their stand on the issue clearly

ABC News

Breaking the silence on Muslim men suffering with mental health issues

As we celebrate Father's Day across the country, the lesser-talked-about issue of men's mental health is slowly being confronted in the Muslim community.

The Hindu

BJP government taking 'unconstitutional' action on madrassas in Uttar Pradesh: AIMPLB

Muslim body asks why same rules did not apply for Hindu religious institutions

The Independent UK

India's top court grants bail to activist in 2002 riots case

India’s Supreme Court has granted bail to a prominent human rights activist who has spearheaded a campaign to hold officials responsible for deadly 2002 anti-Muslim riots in western Gujarat state

Asharq Al-Awsat

Afghan Mosque Blast Kills 18, Including Senior Cleric

An explosion tore through a crowded mosque in western Afghanistan on Friday, killing at least 18 people, including a prominent cleric, Taliban officials and a local medic said. At least 21 people were hurt. The blast went off in the Guzargah Mosque in the western city of Herat during Friday…

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