Home
/
Isiam
/
Articles
Hungarian Muslims open doors for refugees
  Reflecting less than 1 percent of the population of Hungary being Muslim, the hostility towards minorities has flared in the wake of recent refugee arrivals, streaming in escaping war from the Middle East and Africa, according to a report in the The   Washington Post.   And with the Hungarian Prime Minister,... More
Apr 24, 2025
'Strong evidence' of genocide in Myanmar
  Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit has uncovered what amounts to "strong evidence" of a genocide coordinated by the Myanmar government against the Rohingya people, according to an assessment by Yale University Law School.   The Lowenstein Clinic spent eight months assessing evidence from Myanmar, including documents and testimony provided by Al Jazeera... More
Apr 24, 2025
Muslim Minority in the Republic of Zimbabwe
  The capital city of the Republic of Zimbabwe is Harare and it is located in Southern Africa. Zimbabwe is bordered by Zambia to the north, Mozambique to the east, Botswana to the west, and South Africa to the south. According to statistics, the population of Zimbabwe was 13 million in... More
Apr 24, 2025
Israel held 5,000 Palestinians in ‘admin detention’ in 10 years
  Over the past decade, Israel has used its administrative detention policy against 3,761 people in the occupied territories and Israel, according to research by the Knesset’s state control committee.   The research, which was conducted at the request of Israeli-Arab lawmaker Basel Ghattas, revealed that the policy was used 4,691 times... More
Apr 24, 2025
French police 'abuse' Muslims under emergency laws
  Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International report physical and psychological abuse as raids target Muslim minority.   France has carried out abusive and discriminatory raids and house arrests against Muslims under its current state of emergency, traumatizing and stigmatizing those targeted, including children and the elderly, human rights groups said.   Human... More
Apr 24, 2025
UN: Rohingya Muslims, world’s most persecuted minority
  Myanmar's persecuted Rohingya continue to languish in "dreadful conditions" with children dying because they are refused healthcare, the UN has warned, adding that the Muslim minority risked being forgotten in the afterglow of recent elections.   The comments were made by a senior UN official following a visit to western Rakhine... More
Apr 24, 2025
Europe sees five-fold increase of Islamophobic events
  The Organization "Racism Islamofobia Watch" has released its annual report on Islamophobia in Europe for 2015.   According to the report, the year 2015 has been characterized by an uncontrolled explosion of violence against French Muslims from the aftermath of January attacks in the premises of Charlie Hebdo and in the... More
Apr 24, 2025
Children in US 'scared and depressed' by Trump rhetoric
  An SPLC survey of some 2,000 US schools found that two thirds of teachers described vulnerable students - including blacks, Muslims, Latinos and other minorities - as affected by rhetoric in the 2016 White House race.   New York, United States - Something ugly is happening inside America's classrooms.   Headscarf-wearing Muslim... More
Apr 24, 2025
Rohingya refugee: We were hunted down by mob in Myanmar
  For decades, Rohingya Muslims have been fleeing Myanmar, a Buddhist majority country where they are forced to live in apartheid-like conditions and denied access to jobs, education and healthcare.   But in recent years the exodus of refugees has surged. Since 2012, more than 100,000 people have braved perilous boat journeys... More
Apr 24, 2025
Muslims in Taiwan: A Small Thriving Community
  For the Taipei Grand Mosque like for many others across the world, the day of Friday is not a normal day. Unlike on other weekdays, the Mosque, which has the capacity of around 1000 people, is generally overcrowded on a Friday. So much so that one can see numerous people... More
Apr 24, 2025
Spain: Muslim women battle headscarf discrimination
  During the same week as headscarves and Muslim fashion made a stunning debut on the catwalks of New York Fashion Week, women in Spain choosing to don headscarves saw a small victory of their own.   Takwa Rejeb, 22, a vibrant tourism student, made headlines across the country when she denounced... More
Apr 24, 2025
Mosque construction shows growth of Islam in Thailand
  Islam is a minority faith in Buddhist Thailand, yet mosques continue to be built outside of the predominantly Muslim areas on the Malaysian border, with Bangkok and the southern tourist resort of Phuket enjoying a sizeable Muslim community.   One such religious building is presently being erected in the heart of... More
Apr 24, 2025
Mosque attacks show xenophobia on the rise in Germany
  In 2009, two mosques were vandalised in the country. The number rose sharply to 99 in 2015.   On a cold September evening in the German town of Dresden a bomb exploded outside a mosque. No one was hurt, but the sense of fear that had gripped Muslims in the city... More
Apr 24, 2025
Copyright 2023-2025 - www.mreligion.com All Rights Reserved