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Cambodian King Receives MWL Secretary General

King Norodom Sihamoni of Cambodia received on Monday Secretary General of the Muslim World League (MWL) and President of the Association of Muslim Scholars Dr. Mohammad bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa, reported the Saudi Press Agency. Al-Issa hailed Cambodia as a model of religious freedoms, reflecting a high level of awareness and…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Arrest of Indian Muslim journalist sparks widespread outrage

Police in India’s capital arrested a Muslim journalist Monday evening for allegedly hurting religious sentiments

The Independent UK

India journalist Mohammed Zubair arrested for 2018 Twitter post

Delhi Police arrest the Muslim co-founder of leading fact-checking website, accusing him of insulting Hindu sentiments.

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Disturbing footage shows teenagers hurling racist abuse at Muslim woman in park

The vile video, which the victim captured and shared on Instagram, shows the woman walking along Glasgow Green when a gang of of youths made vile slurs towards her and her friends

Daily Mirror

Delhi police arrest Muslim journalist over Twitter post

Delhi police on Monday arrested the Muslim co-founder of a fact-checking website, accusing him of insulting religious beliefs on Twitter, a network of digital media organisations said, condemning it as an attempt to harass him for his journalism.

Reuters

British Muslim tour operators face liquidation following changes to Saudi Hajj

Last-minute changes to the rules around booking the hajj pilgramage to Mecca risk putting dozens of British tour operators out of business

The Independent UK

The Balance review – film about Muslim entertainers treads a fine line

The rise of an Islamic arts industry is celebrated by its screen, music and comedy stars, but the view rarely strays beyond a western perspective

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Australian Muslim group lodges complaint against Twitter for failing to remove ‘hateful’ content

Complaint to Queensland Human Rights Commission accuses platform of not taking action against posts that ‘vilify’ Muslims

The Guardian - AU

Top surgeon says he was victim of 'racial triaging' at Manchester Airport security

Professor Aali Sheen says his Asian family and also a Muslim family were ordered to queue at a body scanner while white travellers were waved through an archway metal detector which had no queue - airport bosses insist 'all policies and procedures were followed'

Manchester Evening News

British Muslim travel agencies in uproar over Saudi hajj changes

Saudi Arabia tells pilgrims to use new online system and to seek refunds from any agencies they have already paid

The Guardian - UK

‘I never seek Muslim votes’, says Eshwarappa

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The Hindu

Sangh trying to divide Christians, Muslims, says Kodiyeri

‘CPI(M) Wayanad committee will probe SFI activists’ attack on Rahul Gandhi’s office’

The Hindu

Hajj pilgrimage: Heartache and confusion for British Muslims left in limbo by new Saudi rules

Problems with new ‘lottery’ system brought in after Covid have left prospective travellers disappointed and thousands of pounds out of pocket, Maryam Zakir-Hussain reports

The Independent UK

'As soon as I stepped outside my front door I was Scouse. I'm proud to be Scouse and I'm proud to be Muslim'

Mo Elmi speaks to the ECHO about what the L8 community means to him and how to protect it

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Al-Issa: Cambodian Model Inspires Countries of Religious Diversity

Cambodian King Norodom Sihamoni praised on Saturday the Muslim World League (MWL) for strengthening alliances between diverse people and religions around the world. Sihamoni’s comments came during his meeting in Phnom Penh with MWL Secretary-General Dr.

Radio France Internationale

India's Muslims face growing violence as religious polarisation continues

Violent attacks on Muslims by Hindu nationalists have been on the rise since Prime Minister Narendra Modi was elected prime minister in 2014.

The Hindu

Attack on DYFI activist: five arrested in Kozhikode

One among the five held is reportedly a DYFI worker

Al Jazeera

‘Bullet of hatred took him’: Father of teen shot by India police

Muslims in Ranchi condemn police for filing cases against Prophet remarks row protesters – even ones who were shot dead.

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Controversial 'jihad' film to show in NZ

The documentary ‘Jihad Rehab’ ran into a storm of controversy when it was screened at the famous Sundance Film Festival. The same film will show at the Doc Edge festival in Auckland but under a d

The Hindu

Majoritarian politics, Muslim marginality

It raises questions about the new notions of representation in political life and the future of pluralism in India

The Guardian - UK

‘They will butcher our stories’: how British TV is failing Muslims

In spite of successful shows like We Are Lady Parts and Ms Marvel, there are still not enough Muslim stories on our screens. Here, Islamic creatives speak out about being told their values are boring – and that they can’t be sex-positive

The Hindu

Hijab row: Two Muslim girl students get NOC, one takes TC

The two girls had earlier held a press meet questioning the decision of the university to strictly implement uniform rule inside the campus

Reuters

Court challenge puts spotlight on sharia law in Nigeria

A Nigerian court on Thursday will hear a challenge against sharia law in the mostly Muslim northern state of Kano, in a case that is set to reignite debate on the place of religious laws in a country whose constitution is neutral on religion.

Reuters

Killed Italian envoy's widow tearfully tells pope of husband's aid work

The Muslim widow of the Italian ambassador killed last year in Democratic Republic of Congo broke into tears on Wednesday as she told Pope Francis of her Catholic husband's commitment to help African children.

The Conversation

The school Cat Stevens built: how Conservative politicians opposed funding for Muslim schools in England

When Yusuf Islam – the artist formerly known as Cat Stevens – had his first child, he wrote her a song. Her name was Hasanah and the song was a kind of ABC of the Muslim faith:

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