A police officer in Myanmar fled the scene of a deadly mob attack on Rohingya Muslims that has put the troubled western state of Rakhine on edge, two police officials said on Wednesday.
Mob kills Rohingya Muslim with bricks in street attack
Judge to review Tony Blair prosecution ban
The most senior judge in England and Wales will hear a case attempting to overturn a ban on prosecuting Tony Blair over Iraq invasion, the Guardian has learned.
Refugee influx to Europe hits 100,000 in 2017, says IOM
Over 100,000 refugees have made the perilous Mediterranean crossing to Europe so far this year, figures by the United Nations show.
International Organization of Defending the Holy Shrines issues a statement on Baqee Day
The International Organization of Defending the Holy Shrines issued a statement on the anniversary of the Baqee Cemetery demolition, calling to rebuild the holy shrines.
Judge denies request to halt building of Michigan mosque
Plans to build a new mosque in Sterling Heights can move forward after a judge this week denied a request by opponents of the mosque to issue a preliminary injunction blocking the proposed Islamic center on 15 Mile Road.
Eight people wounded in shooting near French Mosque
Eight people were wounded in a shooting in front of a mosque in the southern French city of Avignon in an incident police consider to be a settling of scores rather than a militant attack, a source close to the investigation said on Monday.
Mass protest held on anniversary of ‘Demolition of Jannatal-Baqee' in India
A mass protest on the 91stsorrowful anniversary of the demolition of Islam’s sacred sites in Hijaz by the draconian monarch of Saudi regime was observed in the city of Sultanpur.
Paul Pogba says Islam had nothing to do with recent terror attacks across England
The world's most expensive footballer Paul Pogba says the four terror attacks that have killed dozens and left scores injured in England this year have nothing to do with religion.
Lebanese calligrapher pens the Quran in complex Diwani font
Lebanese calligrapher Mahmoud Baayoun realized an achievement after penning 800 pages (front only) of the Quran in the Diwani font.
ISWF congratulates the victory over ISIS
Imam Shirazi World Foundation congratulated the Iraqi people and martyrs’ families for their victory over the so-called Islamic State terrorist group, calling for learning lessons from the previous experiences.
SRW publishes its monthly report
Shia Rights Watch International Organization published its latest monthly report of the anti-Shia movements in June 2017.
Court: Dutch state partly responsible for deaths of 350 Muslims in Bosnia war
A Dutch appeals court has largely upheld a 2014 ruling finding the Netherlands responsible for the deaths of 350 Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) men in the Srebrenica massacre.
Pro-Muslim rally held in Calgary, Canada, ahead of planned anti-Islam rally
A group of Calgarians gathered at city hall on Saturday ahead of a march against Islam planned for Sunday at the nearby Olympic Plaza.
Multiple bomb attacks kill 16 in northeastern Nigeria
The Nigerian police say multiple bomb attacks have claimed the lives of at least 16 people and wounded more than a dozen others in the country’s troubled northeast.