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Lebanese Rally at French Embassy to Protest Delay in Freeing Pro-Palestinian Lebanese Prisoner 'George Abdallah' Lebanese demonstrators blocked the road outside the French embassy in Beirut on Monday after a French court postponed the release of Lebanese leftist striver George Abdallah, who has spent 28 years in jail, as Prime Minister Najib Mikati condemned the “unjustified” delay.
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Russia Allows Muslim Women to Wear Headscarves in ID Photos Muslim women who come to Russia to work have received permission from the Russian government to wear hijabs, traditional veils that cover the head but leave the face uncovered, when having their photos taken for identification papers.
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Another French mosque suffers far-right graffiti attack |
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Image - Shia Commemorated Demise of Prophet Mohammad at Islamic Centre of England Shiite Muslims at the Islamic Centre of England commemorated the anniversary demise of Prophet Mohammad and martyrdom anniversaries of Imam Hasssan and Imam Reza (PBUT) on the last days of the month of Safar (lunar month) 12.1.13.
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UK Muslims condemn France Mali strikes British Muslims have held a rally outside the French Embassy in London to protest France’s military intervention in Mali, which began Friday night.
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Shia protesters in London call for army action, rule of law A similar sit-in protest in London outside Pakistan High Commission against Shia genocide in Pakistan is continued in solidarity with the Shia protesters in Quetta, organized by Majlis-e-Ulema-e-Shia Europe.
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Islamic posters taken down in Britain Posters, which had been placed in London railway stations with the aim of countering misrepresentation of Islam, have been taken down before the time due.
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How French Media Analyzed President Assad’s Speech The French media's analysis of the Assad speech, however, was not at all surprising, but rather a code that spread in several editorials describing the Syrian President and his strong speech as "intransigent".
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Hijab will not be permitted in Norwegian police force Minister of Culture Hadia Tajik concludes that the hijab will not become part of the Norwegian police uniform or be used in the court system in the near future.
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UK Muslims to Sue School for Banning ‘Hijab’ Parents of a Muslim girl student at St. Cyprian’s Greek Orthodox School in London decided to sue the school for not allowing their daughter to wear Hijab in class.
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Norway Culture Minister reaffirms police hijab denial The Norwegian culture minister says her country will not allow Muslim women police officers to wear hijab -- Islamic dress code for females-- as part of their uniform, rejecting a proposal from a commission appointed by the government.
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France: Far-right graffiti attack on Contrexéville mosque |
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German bigotry shifting from race to religion A new study warns that Islamophobia in Germany is becoming culturally acceptable, as bigotry leaves the confines of ethnicity and moves towards religious bias against Muslims.
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International day of hunger strike in solidarity with Palestinian prisoners UFree called in a statement on Sunday for global support for Palestinian hunger striker Samer Al-Issawi and other prisoners on hunger strike in their just struggle for freedom.
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OIC Expresses Concern at the Publications of Caricatures of Prophet Muhammad by Charlie Hebdo The Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Prof. Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, expressed concern at the publication of a comic book announced as part of a series on the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) by the French tabloid Charlie Hebdo.
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Organization of Islamic Cooperation slams French caricature of Prophet The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has slammed caricatures of the Prophet (peace be upon him), published in the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, saying it incites hatred and intolerance against Muslims.
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Sit-in in London in solidarity with hunger strikers and MPs in Israeli jails Ahrar center for prisoner studies and human rights organized a sit-in in solidarity with the five Palestinian hunger strikers and the lawmakers detained in Israeli jails outside the British parliament in London.
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New Defamation for Holy Prophet: French Magazine Publishes Sacrilegious Cartoons Once again, the Holy Prophet of Islam Mohammad (PBUH) is the target of another Western defamation.
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London: Muslim parents sue primary school over ban on hijab A school is being sued by Muslim parents after banning pupils from wearing the traditional Islamic headscarf in lessons, it has emerged.
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Birth Anniversary of Holy Prophet (PBUH) to Be Celebrated in Moscow On the auspicious occasion of the birth anniversary of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), a ceremony will be held by Russia’s Muftiat Council on January 27, 2013 in Moscow.
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Poll: British public grows increasingly opposed to interfering in Syria A new survey has found overwhelming opposition among the UK public to the government’s support for terrorists fighting the popular government of president Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
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Shia community marks birth anniversary of Jesus Christ (PBUH) London based AHLBAIT TV marked the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ (PBUH) inviting Christian figures to discuss the life of great prophet and boost unity among divine religions.
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Germany Nat’l Quran Contest Planned The primary stage of Germany’s national Quran competition is slated to be held in the near future all across the country.
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France prevents a solidarity event with Palestinian prisoners The Palestinian Center for Prisoners' Studies condemned the French refusal to allow the holding of a solidarity event in support of the Palestinian prisoners in Israeli occupation jails, especially with those on hunger strike.
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Three held in Britain after pig's head kept near Muslim centre Two men and a woman have been arrested in Britain after a pig's severed head was left at the doors of a Muslim place of worship, the Daily Mail reported Friday.
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