Poll: 81% of French people support abaya ban
A new poll has revealed the depth of Islamophobia in France with 81% of people saying they support the ban on the abaya in...
Nearly 300 Muslim students defy France’s abaya ban
Nearly 300 Muslim female students refused to remove their abaya at the return of the school year today despite a recent ban brought in...
Poll: Majority of Swedes support ban on Quran burning
Swedes who want a ban to be introduced for burning the Quran and other holy books have increased to 53%, two points higher...
Germany: More than a dozen mosques attacked in 2023
Police in Germany recorded more than 250 Islamophobic hate crimes in the first half of 2023, according to figures released this week by the...
France to ban abaya in schools
In yet another move targeting Muslims, France plans to ban the abaya on school grounds according to the country's education minister.
Gabriel Attal told broadcaster TF1...
Denmark set to criminalise public burning of Quran
The Danish government has presented a bill to Parliament criminalising the burning of religious scriptures publicly.
The action is being taken specifically to criminalise the...
Bosnia & Herzegovina marks birthday of wartime leader Alija Izetbegović
Bosnia & Herzegovina is marking the 98th birthday of Alija Izetbegović, the country's first president and war-time leader during the anti-Muslim genocide in the...
Denmark and Sweden consider Quran burning bans
There are strong signs that Denmark and Sweden could be considering bans on Quran burnings following a furious popular and diplomatic reaction from across the Muslim...
HERO: Muslim man helps save 17 people from fire in France
A French Muslim man who risked his life by entering a burning building to help rescue 17 people, including a baby, is being hailed...
Finland Minister: Somalis spread like weeds and hijabis should be banned
Finnish media has revealed private conversations in which the country's economy minister said Somalis spread like weeds and that women who wear headscarves should...
