Tag: Muslims
Five teachers among eight killed in Pakistan sectarian attack
Sectarian tensions stretch back decades and have practically divided the district in two
Muslim population misinformation fuels Islamophobia in India
Despite their growing share of the population, Muslims would remain a small minority in a country of 1.7 billion people by mid-century
India arms Hindu village militias to combat Kashmir rebels
India has more than half a million soldiers permanently stationed in the parts of Muslim-majority Kashmir it controls
Most Uyghurs banned from praying on Islamic holiday, even in their...
People age 60 and older were allowed to pray in a local mosque under heavy police surveillance during Eid
Photos: Eid’l Fitr in the Philippines
Eid'l Fitr marks the end of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan
Saudi Arabia says Eid al-Fitr starts Friday
In some countries with a Shiite Muslim majority, authorities have said the holiday will start on Saturday
Video of dancer in mosque inflames Uyghur anxieties about China’s attacks...
Travel promotional video comes amid domestic tourism campaign to visit Xinjiang
Bangladeshis pray for rain as temperatures soar
The poor, low-lying South Asian nation of 170 million people is at the forefront of climate change with frequent deadly floods
Pakistan mega-mosque muezzin summons the faithful
All across the Muslim world muezzins broadcast the "adhan" call to prayer five times a day
Bangladeshi Muslim cleric among four held for stoning woman over affair
Decades ago, village councils in rural Bangladesh commonly used sharia to punish Muslim women accused of adultery
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