The British government’s faith minister is under fire for meeting and even kissing the hand of a controversial Pakistani cleric who has made several inflammatory remarks in the past against women.
Some members of the United States Congress met with a controversial Iranian-born American imam accused of having close ties to the Islamic Republic of Iran just a few months after he praised Hezbollah and its leaders.
An Irish politician and a former member of the European Union (EU) Parliament showed her support for the Houthis in Yemen after she attended a Quds Day rally in the country’s Houthi-controlled capital, Sanaa, on March 28th.
A scholar at Georgetown University in the United States has been arrested and faces deportation for his ties to Hamas and his statements in which he repeatedly praised the Palestinian terrorist group.
A coalition of British Muslim organizations condemned a peace agreement signed by Muslims and Jews last February, describing the moderate Muslim leaders who signed the pact as “self-appointed Muslims“ who do not represent the wider Muslim community.
An independent Australian senator is criticized for attending an event where she claimed that women in Iran “have a voice“ and accused the West of spreading propaganda against the Islamic Republic.
Seventy decapitated bodies were discovered in a Protestant church in a small village in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), amidst an ongoing conflict between the DRC and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group.
Qatar is accused of using a state-led, non-profit organization to infiltrate the American education system by funding education programs and salaries across different schools and universities in the United States.
A man widely regarded as the world’s first openly gay imam was shot dead while sitting in a car in South Africa, prompting authorities to investigate what they believe was an assassination because of his teachings, considered to be controversial in the Muslim world.
Muhsin Hendricks, known as the world’s first openly gay imam has been shot dead in an attack near Gqeberha, South Africa. pic.twitter.com/LMnPHkfSjw
Two nurses in a hospital in Sydney, Australia, have been suspended from work for threatening to kill Jewish patients and refusing to treat them in a viral TikTok video, triggering an investigation by Australian authorities and sparking condemnation amidst rising antisemitism in Australia after the outbreak of the war between Israel and Hamas.
