Islam

International Seminar Marking 1500th Birth Anniversary of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Gathers Scholars from Various Religions

On the occasion of the 1500th birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), an interfaith seminar titled “The Human Imprints of the Life of Mustafa (PBUH)” was held at Madrasa Sulaimania in Patna. 

Far-Right protests in U.K. fuel rising anti-Immigrant, anti-Muslim sentiment

A series of protests led by far-right groups in the United Kingdom has intensified anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiment, with demonstrators openly calling for the expulsion of Muslim and immigrant communities from the country.

Cleric Warns of “Modern Ignorance” in Approaches to Women’s Rights

A religious official in Iran’s Kurdistan province said contemporary claims of defending women’s rights often undermine women’s dignity and humanity, arguing that Islam offers a balanced alternative that upholds women’s inherent value and social role.

Conference examines role of mosques in shaping Islamic identity in Germany

A conference was held in the German city of Böblingen to discuss the role of mosques in shaping the identity of Muslim minorities in the country.

British Muslims Criticize Government and Labour Party’s Approach to Islamophobia and the Gaza War

At the British Muslims’ conference, speakers denounced rising Islamophobia, the growth of the far right, and the government and Labour Party’s stance on the Gaza war, urging stronger action and a legal definition of Islamophobia.

Canada Halts Review of Controversial Amendment to Remove Religious Exemption from Hate-Speech Law

The Canadian Liberal government’s proposal to eliminate the religious exemption from the country’s hate-speech prohibition has faced strong opposition from Christian communities and conservative parties, leading a parliamentary committee to suspend its review of the amendment.

Shiite Jurisprudential Board in India Says Showing Respect to the National Song Is Not Religiously Prohibited

The Shiite Jurisprudential Board of India has stated that Islam does not prohibit expressing respect for one’s homeland and called for an accurate Urdu translation of India’s national song, Vande Mataram.

Quranic and Islamic Teachings Underscore Comprehensive Anti-Corruption Efforts on International Anti-Corruption Day

On International Anti-Corruption Day, Islamic teachings highlighted the broad scope of corruption and the moral, social, and environmental duty to combat it. Experts stress that fighting corruption is a shared responsibility between citizens and governing authorities.

Free Speech, Religious Bias, and Economic Strain Fuel New Political Battles in Alabama

An Alabama political program examined controversies over student press restrictions, anti-Muslim rhetoric by Senator Tommy Tuberville, and a zoning decision against an Islamic academy, linking them to economic insecurity and declining faith in the American Dream amid rising concerns over discrimination and social inequality.

24th International Quran Recitation Conference Held in Dhaka

The 24th International Quran Recitation Conference, organized by Jamiaat-e-Iqra, was inaugurated at the Baitul Mukarram National Mosque in Dhaka.

Shia Cleric: Education is Pathway to Societal Upliftment and Progress

Allama Maqsood Ali Domki, the central leader of the Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen, said that the youth are the future and the vital asset of any nation.

Islam establishes highest level of freedom for humans: Iranian cleric

A senior Iranian cleric said Islam is a religion that grants the highest level of freedom to humans and has imposed restrictions in order to protect the rational and healthy freedom of individuals.

New Wave of Islamophobia on Social Media After Zohran Mamdani’s Victory in New York Elections

The election of Zohran Mamdani as New York’s first Muslim mayor has triggered a new wave of online misinformation and Islamophobia, intensified by the circulation of old videos and provocative content.

Educational courses attract people to Islam in South Korea

Monthly courses on Islamic fundamentals and teachings have succeeded in attracting a large number of people to Islam in South Korea.

Sunni Scholar opposes Assam govt Anti-Polygamy Bill, called it against Islam

The concept of more than one marriage is an integral part of Islamic personal law, but Islam also lays down very strict guidelines for it, Maulana said.

Indonesia’s top Islamic body urges chairman to resign for inviting pro‑Israel scholar

Indonesia’s largest Islamic organization, Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), has demanded its chairman, Yahya Cholil Staquf, resign after inviting a US scholar known for defending Israel’s genocide against Palestinians. 

South Korea opens first permanent Islamic art gallery in Seoul

South Korea has launched its first permanent Islamic art gallery at the National Museum of Korea in Seoul.

Shia Cleric: Fate of Falsehood in Every Era is Defeat and Humiliation

Throughout human history, in every era, there has been a fight between truth and falsehood. But truth has always won in the end, because falsehood is destined for shame, disgrace, and defeat.

Shia Cleric: Islam Spread Through Noble Character of Prophet Muhammad and Selfless Sacrifice of Lady Khadija

Islam spread across the world because of the noble character of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and the selfless sacrifice of lady Khadija al-Kubra (S.A).

Member of Afghanistan's Shia Scholars Council Passes Away

Several Shia scholars of Afghanistan have confirmed the death of Mr. Mohaqqiq Daymirdadi and offered their condolences.

‘Pakistan’s Identity Is a Divine Blessing,’ Shia Cleric Says on Allama Iqbal Day

Allama Jawad Naqvi said that Allah has blessed Pakistan with a special opportunity to emerge in the world with its own unique, pure, and monotheistic identity — something very few nations are given.

West Africa Islamic Conference on Security and Governance Held in Nigeria; Emphasis on Combating Terrorism

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), in cooperation with Islamic scholars and religious institutions, stressed the importance of strengthening unity, cooperation, and efforts to counter terrorism and extremism in West Africa and the Sahel region.

Philippines Marks Sheikh Karimul Makhdum Day, Honoring Faith and Islamic Heritage

Philippine Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman on Friday described the commemoration of Sheikh Karimul Makhdum Day as a celebration of the nation’s faith, heritage, and cultural identity.

Nigerian Muslim Scholar:

Islam Eradicates Poverty Sustainably Through Education and Skills Training

A Muslim scholar from Osun State in Nigeria emphasized that Islamic teachings, in addition to promoting charity and support for the needy, focus on education and skills training as sustainable means of eradicating poverty. He stated that Islam encourages empowerment rather than dependency.

China’s New Law Against Misinformation and Islam’s Approach to Rumors

The Islamic experience demonstrates that fostering a culture of inquiry, accuracy in reporting, and consultation with scholars can serve as the most effective means of resisting the spread of rumors and misinformation.

50th Anniversary of a Historic Transformation of Islam in the U.S. / Duke University Honors the Legacy of Warith Deen Mohammed

Commemorating the 50th anniversary of Elijah Muhammad’s passing and the rise of his son, Wallace Deen Muhammad, later known as Warith Deen Mohammed, ceremonies were held at Duke University and in the city of Durham, North Carolina, to honor the legacy of this influential Muslim leader.