During his 2008 presidential campaign against Barack Obama, late Republican Senator John McCain reportedly had to address and temper some of his supporters who expressed racist sentiments.

A court has ruled on a violent incident in a Copenhagen mosque, describing it as aggravated assault and attempted murder by four perpetrators, contradicting the Muslim community's claim of an 'attack' on their mosque.

The Jan Suraaj is neither a 'BJP-lite' option for disaffected upper-caste voters, nor is it an RJD alternative for Muslims. It is, in fact, both things at once, in the same seat, in the same election.

Abu Taher Khan, an MP from Murshidabad, West Bengal's Muslim-majority district, stated he would not remain in the NDA nor join the BJP, emphasizing the need to protect the interests of Muslims.

Several towns in southern Nepal remain tense after days of communal violence erupted between Hindu and Muslim communities.

An article discusses the ongoing struggle against prejudice, specifically addressing homophobic attitudes prevalent among Muslims in Norway, emphasizing the need to take the issue seriously.

Following an attack in Berlin, a heated debate has erupted over whether society is ignoring Islamism or if LGBTQ+ individuals are being used as a tool against Muslims. A Muslim activist noted a lack of intellectual discourse on Islam.

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has concluded its investigation into remarks made by One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, who stated there were 'no good Muslims,' comments that drew widespread criticism.

Denmark's Culture Minister is examining state aid regulations following a debate over the Muslim scout corps Semerkand Spejderne, which segregates its activities by gender for religious reasons while receiving state support.

Denmark's Culture Minister is set to investigate the rules governing state support for scout organizations, following a debate and criticism regarding a Muslim scout group's practice of gender segregation.

Thessaloniki, a significant city of the Byzantine Empire in the early 10th century, was conquered and plundered by Muslims in a brutal attack.

A Danish Democrats spokesperson sees no problem with gender-segregated girl scouts, but finds Muslim gender segregation 'concerning,' highlighting a perceived double standard regarding traditional versus Muslim gender separation.

Millions of Africans were abused by Arab slave traders, a topic that remains largely unspoken in the Muslim world, according to international quotes from the past summer.

More than 50 Nigerian Ahmadi Muslims have joined the global Jalsa Salana UK 2026 convention, an event aimed at deepening participants' understanding of Islam and strengthening their relationship with Allah.

New figures from the Danish National Police show that a law intended to ban burqas in public spaces has resulted in more men than women being charged, yet the government maintains it is not symbolic politics and plans to expand the ban.

Muslims in Dhar have refused to offer Friday prayers at a site designated by the administration, citing its distance from the disputed Bhojshala complex.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reiterated his conviction that he could not support any state that privileges one religion over another during a recent ABC appearance.

Andy Burnham condemned an alleged right-wing terror plot targeting an Islamic gathering, stating that 'hatred against Muslims has no place in the UK.'

UN rapporteurs are scrutinizing India over alleged mass voter deletions, particularly targeting Muslims, and have sought an explanation for the reported deletion of 52 million voters, warning that the exercise may violate international human rights law.

Milorad Dodik has stated that Christians in Bosnia and Herzegovina are experiencing pressure from Muslims, and he expressed support for a Croatian electoral unit in BiH.

Maharashtra has formed a panel to address issues concerning Pasmanda Muslims, a move seen as part of the BJP's broader outreach efforts to marginalized communities within the Muslim population.

The Department of Justice has announced charges against a white supremacist for making threats against a US lawmaker, as well as members of the Muslim and transgender communities.

A new poll reveals that two in five Britons believe Muslims cannot integrate into UK society, prompting a former extremism adviser to warn that the idea of diversity being harmful is becoming a 'mainstream view'.

Madhya Pradesh has become the first Indian state to reconstitute its Wakf Board under the amended Wakf Act, 2025, notably including two Hindu members in the newly formed 10-member board.

An opinion piece discusses American Muslims' pride in their country while also acknowledging an internal debate within the community as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary.

A viral Facebook reel falsely claimed that a group of Muslims participated in an Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) rally in EDSA. Fact-checkers confirmed that the footage was actually taken at a different protest in Cotabato City.

Muslim residents in Pune are experiencing anxiety as the Special Summary Revision (SIR) process begins, leading many to seek assistance from Booth Level Officers (BLOs).

Officials announced that Kano's 'Auren Gata' mass wedding program is inclusive of both Muslim and Christian couples, offering financial support and promoting family values.

Indian politician Owaisi sharply criticized BJP's Ram Madhav for engaging in 'Track 2' talks with Pakistan. Owaisi argued that Indian Muslims would be labeled as jihadis or Pakistanis for similar actions.

West Bengal has passed bills to remove certain Muslim groups from the Other Backward Classes (OBC) list, as mandated by the Calcutta High Court. The amendments also revise the OBC reservation quota from 10% to 7% and reorganize categories.

The BJP has accused the Telangana Chief Minister of attempting to provoke Muslims and disrupt the SIR process, escalating political tensions in the state.

Shia Muslims in Piraeus, Greece, once again revived the ancient and harsh ritual of Ashura, engaging in self-flagellation at their makeshift place of worship.

Ashura, a significant religious observance for Muslims, is being observed across Bangladesh with various rituals and commemorations.

Muslims in Germany frequently experience racism and discrimination, ranging from insults to more severe incidents. Reports indicate that this is an almost daily reality for many within the community.

Shiite Muslims in Iran and Lebanon are observing the holy day of Ashoura, which symbolizes sacrifice and martyrdom, holding particular significance this year amidst months of war.

German schools, particularly in Berlin, are experiencing daily bullying and pressure from fundamentalist Muslims, raising concerns that the state is failing to enforce its rules and that the issue could spread.

A politician from the Danish People's Party has deleted and apologized for a social media post that singled out a Muslim educator. The apology followed widespread criticism, including from conservative colleagues.

The National Day of Muslims of Montenegro was established seven years ago to commemorate June 20, 1912, when Prince Nikola appointed Murteza Karađuzović as the mufti of Montenegrin Muslims, recognizing their community.

Muslims in Bulgaria are preparing to elect a new Chief Mufti on Sunday, a significant event for the country's Muslim community.

A 73-year-old man in Austria is facing an incitement trial for an anti-Muslim Facebook post in which he called for the deportation of all Muslims.

The fortified medieval enclosure of Mascarell, dating back to the Reconquista around the 14th century, served as a refuge for Muslims during that period.

A new study reveals that one in six Britons believe the growth of the Muslim population poses a 'foundational threat to UK culture,' indicating a risk of normalizing hostile attitudes despite a majority viewing Muslims as equally British.

The Sultan of Sokoto has issued a directive for Muslims across Nigeria to sight the moon in preparation for the Islamic New Year.

An article discusses the origins and development of the socio-political challenges faced by Bengali Muslims in India.

The Crusader siege of Jerusalem occurred during the First Crusade, which began in 1096 following Pope Urban II's call to liberate the Holy City from Muslim rule. The siege culminated in a massacre of Muslims.

New York City reported a 70% increase in antisemitic hate crimes in May 2026 compared to May 2025, with 41 confirmed incidents. So far in 2026, there have been 152 confirmed antisemitic hate crimes, alongside other hate crimes targeting Muslims, Asian, and Black individuals.

A discussion has emerged in the UK regarding the 'anti-Semitism' label, with claims that it has been weaponized against Muslims, particularly highlighted by a leaflet during recent local elections.

Eid al-Adha celebrations were subdued across the Middle East, from Iran to Gaza, as ongoing conflicts and severe shortages of food and fuel cast a shadow over the region.

A USCIRF report highlights Fulani militant violence in Nigeria as surpassing Boko Haram and ISIS, primarily targeting Christian farming communities but also some Muslims in widespread attacks.

A report from the French Interior Ministry indicates that anti-religious acts in France remain at a high level, with a notable increase in attacks targeting Christians and Muslims, reflecting a growing "hatred" that affects all faiths.

Thousands of Muslims across Cameroon gathered on May 27, 2026, to celebrate Eid El-Kebir, also known as Tabaski, marking the festivities with deep spiritual devotion.

Governor Otti of Nigeria issued a message on Wednesday, felicitating Muslims on Eid-el-Kabir and describing the celebration as a period of sacrifice and sober reflection.

In a gesture of interfaith harmony, Muslims in a Maharashtra town deferred their goat sacrifice on Eid-ul-Adha to honor the Hindu observance of Ekadashi.

Muslims globally are celebrating Eid al-Adha, the Festival of Sacrifice, with prayers and rituals, while pilgrims in Saudi Arabia conclude the annual Hajj pilgrimage, performing the symbolic 'stoning of the devil' under intense heat.

Muslims in Gabon are struggling with the high cost of sheep as they prepare for Eid-ul-Adha, organizing themselves to cope with the financial burden.

Reis Kavazović emphasized the importance for Muslims to maintain good relations with their neighbors. He highlighted the need for peaceful coexistence and positive community ties.

Croatian Parliament Speaker Gordan Jandroković, during a visit to Rome, stated that the West currently lacks Christian values. This comes as Croatian officials, including Jandroković, have also extended greetings to Muslims for Eid al-Adha.

Governor Fubara of Rivers State felicitated Muslims on Eid-el-Kabir, urging them to reflect on compassion, sacrifice, and unity for the betterment of Rivers State and Nigeria.

Maulana Arshad Madani, chief of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, advised Muslims to avoid sacrificing prohibited animals and exercise caution during Eid-ul-Azha, suggesting consultation with authorities and avoiding social media displays.

An article provides an explanation of Eid al-Adha, detailing its date and the reasons why Muslims observe two distinct Eid holidays throughout the year.

A recent survey conducted in the Czech Republic indicates that 49 percent of Czech citizens would not want Muslims as their neighbors.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi asserted that Iran's armed forces demonstrated their capability to confront 'the most expensive army in the world,' while also calling on Muslims to remain united.

A coalition of Muslim leaders in Osun State, under the aegis of Concerned Muslim Stakeholders and League of Alfas, has questioned Governor Ademola Adeleke’s claims of supporting Muslims. The group has instead expressed support for Oyebamiji.

A debate surrounding Charlottenlund Søbad highlights discussions on tolerance and the presence of Muslim minority women, with an argument that their visits underscore the inclusive nature of the space.

NRK surveyed seven major Muslim organizations in Norway regarding their views on homosexuality, but only two provided a response, indicating a divided or hesitant stance on the issue.

Russian forces launched an overnight attack on the Kyiv region, damaging a Rozetka online marketplace warehouse, a Rozum publishing warehouse in Vyshneve, and a mosque belonging to the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Ukraine. Cleanup operations have been completed following the strikes.

A Winnipeg man, who self-identified as 'extremely racist' in social media posts, has pleaded guilty to advocating genocide and wilfully promoting hatred against Muslims and Jews.

An Islamic body in India has voiced objections to the proposed Vande Mataram Bill, stating that Muslims cannot regard the country as a deity.

Following the CSD attack, a German politician has urged for a direct approach to the issue of young Muslims being susceptible to Islamist ideas, emphasizing the role of Islamic associations.

The Australian federal police have concluded that One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's remarks questioning 'how can you tell me there are good Muslims?' do not breach hate speech laws, finalizing the matter after complaints.

This story covers the status of LGBTQ+ rights protection across Europe and the alarm among German Muslims following an Islamist terror attack in Berlin. It highlights two distinct societal issues within Europe.

Unge Venstre, the youth wing of Norway's Liberal Party, has proposed cutting state funding to Muslim religious communities, citing the Berlin Pride terror attack. The Muslim Dialogue Network has criticized the proposal as unconstructive.

Following an attack, the CSD association has issued a warning against division and hatred towards Muslims, addressing false accusations of perpetrators circulating on social media. The organization emphasizes the need to prevent further societal rifts.

An opinion piece by Sofie Danneskiold-Samsøe discusses why questions about the significance of covering are uncomfortable for Muslim opinion makers, framing the resistance to masking bans as a strategy to spread their faith.

Pakatan Harapan (PH) has publicly rejected assertions that only a single political bloc is capable of representing the interests of Malay-Muslims.

A debate has emerged in Denmark concerning a Muslim debater, Mohamed Abdi Kahn, who has offered to move to Africa if politician Inger Støjberg provides him with 3.5 million kroner for a house in Djibouti.

Opposition leader VD Satheesan has criticized Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, accusing him of misleading Muslims and spreading communal propaganda regarding the Waqf row.

A report critically examines The Spectator's coverage of Muslims, suggesting that Britain's oldest political magazine has become a strong proponent of Islamophobia.

Salma Hindy, who remained a virgin until 30, is now openly discussing her journey to becoming a sexual being after a strict upbringing, as detailed in her podcast.

Former Social Democratic leader Mogens Lykketoft has cautioned his party against adopting harsh rhetoric towards Muslims, stating it risks harming integration efforts and mimicking the Danish People's Party.

The Northern Region Muslims Council of Ghana has expressed profound sorrow over the death of Ya-Na Abukari II, the Overlord of Dagbon, calling his passing a significant loss to both the Dagbon Kingdom and the wider Muslim community in Ghana.

The Supreme Court is hearing challenges to a Madhya Pradesh High Court ruling that declared the Bhojshala complex a temple, declining to stay the order. Muslim petitioners argue the ruling ignored historical evidence.

An inquest into the LynnMall supermarket attack in Auckland heard testimony from the attacker's former mentor, who spoke about the assailant's radical ideas concerning Islam.

The Sultanate Council has called on Nigerian Muslims to look for the new moon of Safar 1448AH on July 14, 2026, and report any sightings to local leaders.

An article discusses the interplay of Muslim and Marxist influences in Minnesota, examining their potential impact on the United States.

A 300-year-old bonfire tradition in Northern Ireland has reportedly taken a controversial turn, with its flames now being directed at Muslims.

Muslims living in Ireland have reported a significant increase in anti-Islam hate speech and rhetoric online.

An international conference titled 'Beyond East and West' focusing on Asia-Europe relations is being organized in Sarajevo by the 'Islam and Muslims Initiative' (IMI) in collaboration with the University of Sarajevo and other international partners, bringing together scientists, journalists, and leaders.

An article examines the question of whether Muslims desire Sharia Law in Western countries, suggesting that this framing creates an erroneous binary. It argues for a deeper understanding of law, land, and the modern nation-state beyond simplistic interpretations.

During Ashura, many Shia Muslims contemplate the event as a story of good versus evil, focusing on themes of grief, suffering, and resistance, while some believers view it as a purely cosmological event.

The Hisbah Board in Kano announced that its upcoming mass wedding initiative is open to both Christian and Muslim participants. The program aims to reduce immorality within the community.

The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) issued a warning to the Federal Government and security agencies, urging them to address persistent attacks before the Muslim community's patience runs out.

Muslim communities in Texas are experiencing increased difficulties in daily life, including threats and harassment, following a Republican primary runoff where Islamophobia was a prominent theme.

Don Arias, an Air Force veteran and 9/11 advocate, has criticized Democratic nominees with alleged ties to radical Islamic terrorism for winning primary elections.

Thousands of Shiite faithful in Iraq, Iran, and Lebanon participated in intense self-flagellation and self-harm rituals during the Muslim festival of Ashura, commemorating the death of Imam Hussein.

An opinion piece from NZZ discusses the perceived spread of radical Muslims within European society and criticizes state policies.

Bahrain has implemented fresh restrictions targeting its Shiite Muslim population, raising concerns about religious freedom and human rights in the kingdom.

Shiite Muslims are marking the holy day of Ashoura, a significant observance, following months of ongoing conflict in Iran and Lebanon.

The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) is set to launch a nationwide movement to address the social and political marginalisation of Muslims.

Muslim communities in Canada are facing a 'perfect storm' amid rising anti-immigrant rhetoric, with community advocates warning of heightened risks and xenophobia.

For many Ismaili Muslims in Pakistan, a visit from their spiritual leader, the Aga Khan, is a once-in-a-lifetime event, bringing a sense of homecoming to remote northern Pakistan.

From the United Arab Emirates, the view is clear: Tehran attacks Muslims and Jews together, and the Abraham Accords are stronger for it.

Several Nigerian states, including Osun and Yobe, have declared public holidays to mark the Islamic New Year, with President Tinubu extending felicitations to Muslims and urging patriotism.

Several Nigerian states, including Kano, Kwara, Oyo, and Kebbi, have declared Tuesday a public holiday to mark the Islamic New Year, Hijrah 1448AH. Governors have extended congratulations to Muslims on this occasion.

Muslims in Türkiye and globally are preparing to observe the Islamic New Year, as the Hijri year 1448 commences with the start of Muharram, the first month of the Islamic lunar calendar.

The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) states that Nigerian Muslims are facing unfair profiling in discussions about insecurity, describing it as 'double jeopardy'.

An article from The Daily Star discusses the situation and experiences of Bengali Muslims residing in India.

The Muslim community in Oyo State has condemned terrorists' demand for Sharia law as a condition for releasing abducted students and teachers, asserting that criminals do not represent Islam.

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has slammed the Election Commission's voter list revision, expressing fears it could disenfranchise Muslims, women, migrants, and the poor, creating a 'permanent class of excluded Indians'.

Islamism expert Ahmad Mansour has expressed concern over a youth study, stating that democrats have 'completely overslept' the development of Islamist propaganda, parallel societies, and the growing alienation of young Muslims from democracy.

The ongoing conflict involving Iran has led to a rise in air travel costs for Muslims undertaking the annual Haj pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia.

A US report identifies Fulani militants as Nigeria's deadliest threat, surpassing Boko Haram and ISIS, primarily targeting Christian farming communities but also some Muslims in widespread attacks.

Approximately two million Muslims have converged in Mecca for the annual Hajj pilgrimage.

Muslims in Bunia, eastern DR Congo, observed Eid with strict hygiene measures, including masks, hand sanitizer, and smaller gatherings, as authorities worked to prevent the spread of Ebola.

Union minister Ramdas Athawale criticized right-wing groups for unrest during Bakrid, stating that 'Muslims are Indians, not Aurangzeb’s children' in response to communal tensions.

Reports indicate that Muslims in India are experiencing increasing restrictions on holding public Eid congregations, raising concerns about religious freedom.

Arabist Attila Kovács argues that Slovak politicians exploit fear of Islam to cover up other problems, abusing prejudices and stereotypes against the Muslim community. He emphasizes that hatred towards the unknown is often fueled by politicians, despite Muslims being one of the smallest minorities in the country.

On behalf of the Serbian Orthodox Church, and on his own behalf, Serbian Patriarch Porfirije today congratulated all Muslims on the occasion of the Kurban-Bajram holiday.

Muslimani u regionu ispunili su u srijedu džamije, gdje su klanjali bajram-namaz, počevši obilježavanje nejvećeg islamskog blagdana Kurban-bajrama, di

Greetings and well wishes are being extended on the occasion of Kurban Bayram. The holiday is being celebrated by Muslims worldwide.

Muslims have embarked on the annual Haj pilgrimage, emphasizing 'prayers, not explosions' amidst the ongoing Middle East crisis. The pilgrimage continues despite regional tensions.

A review of the top seven Qibla finder applications featuring real-time dynamic compasses, essential tools for Muslims worldwide to determine the correct direction for daily prayer.

For some Australian Muslims, the dream of undertaking the Hajj pilgrimage is being challenged by rising costs and new logistical difficulties, causing delays.

A remark by the Rampur SP regarding 'true Muslims' and cow slaughter has ignited a controversy, with the SP stating his objective was solely to maintain brotherhood.

A man previously linked to a video showing him stepping on the Quran has been arrested after being deported from Malaysia, in connection with a separate case of insulting Muslims.

A Pakistan army spokesman has criticized the Taliban regime's conduct, questioning if it reflects Islamic values, and flayed 'Muslims befriending kafirs,' referring to the RSS-BJP as 'masters' and the Taliban as 'slaves'.

Following a heated debate and a million-kroner demand on Facebook, Danish politician Inger Støjberg and her party, Danmarksdemokraterne, have personally offered to pay 34,000 kroner for a Muslim debater and his family to leave Denmark permanently.

India's Supreme Court has requested the Centre's viewpoint on whether polygamy among Muslims should be banned, indicating a potential legal review of the practice.

Following an Islamist attack on the CSD (Christopher Street Day) in Berlin, the Muslim queer community highlights shared connections between Muslims and queer individuals, challenging divisive narratives.

Moderaterne politicians Stine Bosse and Mohammad Rona criticize Dansk Folkeparti for exploiting LGBTQ+ rights as political ammunition in their campaign against Muslims, stating that LGBTQ+ individuals deserve better.

Amal Aden, who lost friends and family after coming out as a queer Muslim, now receives daily calls from young people afraid to do the same. She highlights the struggles faced by queer individuals within Muslim communities.

A Danish scout group has faced criticism for gender segregation, prompting a minister to review whether state aid rules should be updated.

The African nation of Mali, larger than France, is once again embroiled in severe internal conflicts, with fighters from the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM), linked to al-Qaeda, allied with Tuareg groups.

Germany's Federal Criminal Police Office lists 410 Islamist 'Gefährder' (potential threats), but the number of Muslims susceptible to extremist ideologies is significantly higher, indicating a broader breeding ground for Islamist radicalization.

A controversial right-wing influencer from the United States made Islamophobic comments praising Ukraine for not having Muslims, drawing immediate criticism.

The KUD 'Ilinden' Bitola held a 'Džumbiš' concert dedicated to Macedonian Muslims, highlighting their preservation of Macedonian identity and language despite their Islamic faith.

An article argues that a recent gay cruise debacle exposes the delusions of liberals regarding their alliance with Muslims, citing examples like 'Queers for Palestine' and a Muslim communist mayor with an LGBT cabinet.

Semerkand Ungdom, a Muslim scout group, has received hundreds of thousands of kroner in state support in recent years, despite facilitating gender-segregated activities, sparking outrage in the Danish parliament.

An article titled 'Barcelona Muslims' likely discusses topics related to the Muslim community in Barcelona.

An opinion piece responding to a guest commentary, discussing the undifferentiated suspicion often cast upon Muslims under the label of political Islam.

A court filing indicates that the suspect in a recent stabbing near Salt Lake City, Utah, allegedly intended to kill Muslims, leaving a Muslim mall worker hospitalized with multiple wounds.

An Indian mall worker in the US was stabbed by a Utah man who declared his intent to kill Muslims. The incident is being investigated as a hate crime.

A poster stating 'Muslims not allowed' appeared at the entrance of Sinhagad fort but was promptly removed by the Forest Department.

Omar Abdullah criticized restrictions on Martyrs' Day, alleging that the martyrdom of those who fought against the British in Kashmir is being ignored because they were Muslims and the Maharaja under British paramountcy was a non-Muslim.

A pig's head was found near a memorial in Liska Park in central Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where graves of predominantly Bosniak Muslims are located, sparking outrage.

A Danish article calls for a clear condemnation of incitement to violence and terror against Muslims, while also advocating for an honest discussion about issues related to Islam and multiculturalism.

Incidents in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir are highlighting internal unrest and challenging Pakistan’s claims of supporting Kashmiri Muslims, while it reportedly mistreats Kashmiris in its own territory.

Jean-Christophe Peaucelle, France's religious envoy, stated that migration has transformed Europe and Islam is now part of its societies, discussing secularism, religious freedom, and warning against scapegoating Muslims.

Richard Jomshof's controversial statements about Islam and Muslims have caused issues within the Tidö cooperation, but the Sweden Democrats top official states he regrets nothing. He affirmed, "I have no problem saying that I hate Islam as an ideology, and I stand by that."

A 'Muslims Only' Eid swim party planned by a Muslim mother near Dallas drew significant backlash and threats, disrupting her quiet life.

A viral video depicting handcuffed men walking in single file has been debunked after being shared by Islamophobic accounts with false claims that it showed Muslims enslaving Christian Africans.

The Commission for Religious Freedom of the Islamic Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina presented a report in Sarajevo, stating that Muslims in BiH continue to face discrimination, with the unresolved contract with the state being the biggest outstanding issue.

A surprising incident occurred during a group stage broadcast on Iranian television, where individuals were heard shouting "Muslims help Muslims" before being abruptly cut off.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim addressed the need for political courage to protect Bumiputera interests regarding Bandar Malaysia Malay Reserve Land and announced a RM1.5 million allocation for Syariah legal aid, assuring non-Muslim rights would not be affected by reforms.

Up to 18,000 Muslims are expected to participate in a large procession through the streets of Nørrebro in Copenhagen today to mark the martyrdom of Prophet Muhammad's grandson. This procession has been held for approximately 30 years.

Shia Muslims have gathered in the holy city of Karbala, Iraq, to observe Ashura, a significant religious commemoration.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan welcomed new mayors and reiterated his government's pledge against intolerance towards Muslims practicing their faith, amid documented cases of discrimination.

An editorial highlights the increasing fear and frustration among Muslims in the UK, Europe, and the US due to a rise in targeted attacks, arguing that political rhetoric is fueling hate crime and urging others to speak out.

A child abuser has been convicted after using approximately 100 fake identities to blackmail Muslims who feared revealing their sexual orientation due to religious culture, with police investigating around 100 victims.

Matungao town in Lanao del Norte, Philippines, marked its 77th Charter Day with a fun run promoting interreligious harmony between Muslims and Christians.

A formal academy will be held at the Cultural Center of Muslims in Podgorica's Old Airport to mark the National Day of Muslims in Montenegro, commemorating June 20, 1912.

Israel has reportedly taken control of the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron, a holy burial site for Jews, Christians, and Muslims, located in the West Bank.

The Emir of Ilorin, Alhaji Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari, extended felicitations to Muslims for the Islamic New Year, 1st Muharram, 1448 A.H., urging peace and unity.

France has banned the annual meeting of Western Muslims, marking a new phase in the state's offensive against the Muslim Brotherhood. This decision is seen as an intensification of efforts to combat Islamist influence.

The Sultan of Sokoto has called on Nigerian Muslims to participate in sighting the new moon of Muharram 1448AH to mark the Islamic New Year.

Reports of Muslims allegedly setting fire to a historic church in Amsterdam have triggered a wave of anti-migrant comments, which Confederation politicians are using to criticize the migration pact without basis.

Shia Muslims from Pakistan allege they are being deported from the UAE and losing their jobs, reportedly shortly after the Iran war began, due to their faith.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan reaffirmed Ankara’s commitment to keeping the Rohingya crisis on the international agenda and pledged continued support for displaced Muslims.

Discrimination against foreign residents in Japan, including Muslims, is reportedly deepening as their population grows.

Divisive foreign political narratives concerning the Iran-Iraq war are being misinterpreted as religious discourse within Muslim communities in the Philippines, causing internal divisions.

Jews, Muslims, and Christians united at an anti-Mamdani rally in New York City, expressing concerns that the city is changing from what they once knew. The diverse group gathered to protest against an unspecified issue related to Mamdani.

Muslims in India are observing Eid al-Adha, with celebrations proceeding under various restrictions on public prayers.

An increasing number of Muslim Singaporeans are traveling to Johor, Malaysia, to perform the Korban ritual for Hari Raya Haji. This trend allows them to experience the sacrifice in a more traditional 'kampung' (village) setting.

The Mayor of London has shared reflections on the 'pride and blessing' of completing the Hajj pilgrimage, a significant spiritual journey for Muslims.

Millions of Muslims performing the Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca participated in the ritual of 'stoning the devil' in Mina on the first day of Eid al-Adha, casting pebbles at three sites called Jamarat.

Muslims across Delhi observed Eid-Ul-Azha with prayers held peacefully, as police deployed personnel and monitored social media to ensure security during the festivities.

The seventh annual Eid celebration proceeded at Croke Park, with former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern warmly welcoming attendees and wishing Muslims 'Eid Mubarak' at the ceremony.

Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, a Bangladeshi politician, extended greetings to Muslims on the occasion of Eid-ul-Azha.

Nigerian leaders, including President Tinubu and Senate President Akpabio, urged citizens to embrace unity, sacrifice, and charity during the Eid-el-Kabir celebrations. The federal government also approved a 50% discount on train fares for the holiday to ease travel for Muslims.

The Ghana Muslim Mission (GMM) organized a Content Creators Summit in Accra to encourage Muslims to use social media and digital platforms responsibly, promoting positive values, education, and community development.

Fejzić commented that Hajj organizers have recognized the Muslims of Montenegro, reflecting on the sacrifices made by Montenegrin Muslims throughout history for a dignified and free Montenegro.

The Hajj sermon delivered during the annual pilgrimage emphasized the importance for Muslims to uphold unity and prepare for the Day of Judgment. The message centered on core Islamic principles including piety, the oneness of God, patience, gratitude, and abandoning sins.