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US-based Islamic Center Hosts Salaam Peace Festival This Sunday

US-based Islamic Center Hosts Salaam Peace Festival This Sunday

The Islamic Center of East Lansing in Michigan, U.S., is set to hold its third annual Salaam Peace Festival this Sunday, promoting peace and understanding of Islamic culture, WKAR revealed yesterday. Inspired by the Arabic word for peace, the festival…
US suicide rates remain near historic highs in 2023, data suggests

US suicide rates remain near historic highs in 2023, data suggests

Preliminary data suggests that U.S. suicide deaths in 2023 remained near historically high levels. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported over 49,300 suicides last year, a slight decrease from the nearly 49,500 deaths recorded in 2022. The…
CAIR-Chicago Expresses Concern Over Removal of Muslim Headstones

CAIR-Chicago Expresses Concern Over Removal of Muslim Headstones

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Chicago) has voiced deep concern following the unannounced removal of nearly 100 Muslim headstones at Bohemian National Cemetery, the organization’s website revealed yesterday. Operations Manager Maggie Slavin stated, “We are saddened to hear that improper…
80% of Indian Muslims in U.S. Report Discrimination Linked to Hindu Nationalism

80% of Indian Muslims in U.S. Report Discrimination Linked to Hindu Nationalism

A new survey highlights the troubling experiences of Indian American Muslims, revealing that a significant majority have faced discrimination tied to the rise of Hindu nationalism. Conducted by the Indian American Muslim Council (IAMC) and ReThink Media, the study sheds…
US Court Summons Indian Officials in Pannun Case

US Court Summons Indian Officials in Pannun Case

A US court has summoned the Indian government in relation to a civil suit filed by Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, who claims a conspiracy by Indian officials to assassinate him, Muslim Mirror reported yesterday. The Indian Ministry of External…
Nearly 60% of Muslim Students in New York Experience Bullying: Study

Nearly 60% of Muslim Students in New York Experience Bullying: Study

A recent study by the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) revealed alarming statistics regarding bullying among Muslim students in New York, Anadolu Agency reported on Friday. Conducted among 500 students, the survey found that nearly 60% reported being bullied due…
Wildfires Ravage Over 400 Square Kilometers in Western U.S., Putting Strain on resources

Wildfires Ravage Over 400 Square Kilometers in Western U.S., Putting Strain on resources

California is battling three major wildfires that have consumed over 400 square kilometers (100,000 acres), severely taxing firefighting resources, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. The Bridge Fire, which ignited on Sunday, has burned 198 square kilometers and remains 0% contained, although…
Uyghur Exiles Report Rising Repression in the U.S.

Uyghur Exiles Report Rising Repression in the U.S.

Uyghur exiles living in the United States are experiencing an alarming increase in transnational repression from the Chinese government, which reportedly uses relatives still in Xinjiang to threaten them into silence, VOA reported recently. In the article, activists, including Elfidar…
Virginia Islamic School Commemorates Holy Arbaeen

Virginia Islamic School Commemorates Holy Arbaeen

In conjunction with the Arbaeen commemorations taking place in Iraq and around the world, students at Virginia Islamic School in USA held a solemn ceremony to honor the Master of the Martyrs, Imam al-Hussein, peace be upon him. The organizers…
California approves legislation to lay groundwork for AI regulation

California approves legislation to lay groundwork for AI regulation

The California State Assembly approved SB 1047, a bill aimed at regulating artificial intelligence (AI) development in the state, Jurist News reported yesterday. The legislation mandates that developers of “covered models” meet specific conditions before commencing AI training, including implementing…
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