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Islam
Justice Sotomayor Sees a Double Standard on Masterpiece Cakeshop and the Travel Ban
By Abby Vesoulis
With #MosqueMeToo, Muslim Women Are Speaking Out About Abuse
By Laignee Barron
3 Steps White Christians Must Take to Fight Racism and Intolerance
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Jihad means "to struggle"
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A forthcoming book excerpts a letter Ali wrote to his ex-wife
By Sean Gregory
April 29, 2021
Hard-Line Islam Makes Its Mark in Indonesia
The political ouster of Jakarta's Christian governor is a blow for pluralism
By Yenni Kwok
April 29, 2021
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X-Men
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President Trump's loose lips may have sunk his own travel ban, again. In placing a temporary restraining order on the revised version of a Trump executive order restricting entry from Muslim majority countries, a federal...
By Ryan Teague Beckwith
April 29, 2021
Sectarian Harmony In Indonesia's Capital Faces a Major Test
Jakarta's ethnic Chinese and Christian governor is fighting for re-election but implacably opposed by hard-line Islamists
By Charlie Campbell / Jakarta
February 9, 2017
Photo of Girls in Hijabs Will Be on Billboards Across Australia
The campaign was set up after the photo caused outcry on far-right Facebook pages
By Zamira Rahim
January 19, 2017
Demokrasi Indonesia dan Pengadilan Penistaan Agama Ahok
Pejabat tinggi Kristen Indonesia diserang oleh kaum Islamis. Ini jauh dari gagasan dan pemikiran bapak bangsa
By Yenni Kwok
December 13, 2016
Ahok's Trial Deals a Heavy Blow to Indonesian Secularism
Indonesia's top Christian official hounded by Islamists. Not what the country's founding fathers had in mind
By Yenni Kwok
December 13, 2016
Nearly 300 American Muslims Sign Open Letter to Donald Trump
"We call on you to make mutual respect and acceptance a hallmark of your presidency," the letter reads
By Maya Rhodan
December 5, 2016
U.S. Mosques Receiving Pro-Trump, Anti-Muslim Letters
"He's going to cleanse America and make it shine again. And he's going to start with you Muslims"
By Maya Rhodan
November 29, 2016
Jakarta's Governor Was Questioned for Hours by Police as Part of a Blasphemy Probe
Some 200,000 hard-line Muslims took to the streets to demand Ahok be prosecuted
By Yenni Kwok
November 23, 2016
Why Citing the Japanese Internment as a ‘Precedent’ for a Muslim Registry Is So Alarming
"As historical precedent it stands as a constant caution"
By Lily Rothman
April 29, 2021
Terrorist Attack at Indonesian Church Kills Toddler
President Joko Widodo has demanded a thorough investigation
By Yenni Kwok
November 14, 2016
Mass Blasphemy Protests in Jakarta Call for Governor's Prosecution
The candidacy of Basuki T. Purnama has long been controversial among ultra-conservative Muslims, who argue they shouldn’t have a non-Muslim leader
By Yenni Kwok
April 29, 2021
Khizr Khan, Father of Fallen Muslim-American Soldier, Attacks Donald Trump in New Hillary Clinton Campaign Ad
"Mr. Trump, would my son have a place in your America?"
By Daniel White
April 29, 2021
Three Things to Know About This Year's Eid al-Adha
It is the second of the two Eid holidays and considered the holier of the two
By Tekendra Parmar
April 29, 2021
France: Corsican Court Upholds Burkini Ban
The ban was imposed after a beach brawl in August
By Feliz Solomon
September 7, 2016
Mengapa Indonesia Harus Menerima Warga LGBT
Peningkatan sentimen anti LGBT sangat mengkhawatirkan dan mengingkari citra Indonesia sebagai negara demokrasi Muslim terbesar di dunia
By Yenni Kwok
September 2, 2016
Why Indonesia, the World's Biggest Muslim Democracy, Should Accept Its LGBT Citizens
An alarming rise of anti-LGBT sentiment in Indonesia belies the ideal image of the world's biggest Muslim democracy
By Yenni Kwok
August 29, 2016
French Prime Minister Supports Local Bans on 'Burkinis'
Full-body swimsuits worn by some Muslim women have been banned in three French towns
By Daniel White
August 17, 2016
Trump Vs. the World
Campaign says Ohio remarks will focus on 'foreign policy realism'
By Maya Rhodan
April 29, 2021
Uighur Extremists Joining ISIS Poses a Security and Economic Headache for China’s Xi Jinping
Insecurity in China’s far Western province of Xinjiang throws up obstacles for Xi’s signature "One Belt, One Road" initiative
By Charlie Campbell / Beijing
July 21, 2016
Sharia Is Nothing to Fear
Despite what Newt Gingrich and extremists alike tell you
By Arsalan Iftikhar
April 29, 2021
Revelations About the Dhaka Attackers Are Not Surprising
Many came from privileged backgrounds, but a recent study shows that this is not unusual
By Nikhil Kumar
April 29, 2021
Shock and Kindness From Worshippers at Shooter's Mosque
"He let us down"
By Charlotte Alter / Fort Pierce, Fla.
April 29, 2021
Millions of Muslims Begin Ramadan
The new moon was spotted on Sunday evening, ushering in the holy month
By Amanda Calvo
June 6, 2016
Why Ramadan Starts on a Different Day Every Year
The Muslim holy month will last from early June to early July of 2016
By Denver Nicks
June 3, 2016
Sun, Sea and ISIS: Insurgency in the Southern Philippines
Terrorism, kidnappings and beheadings have turned the southern Philippines the sort of place where hotel guests need to sign a waiver simply to go to the beach
By Charlie Campbell / Samal
April 29, 2021
French Minister Compares Muslim Women to 'Negroes'
She has apologized for her choice of words, but stands by her general observation
By Nash Jenkins
March 31, 2016
Muslim Women Say They Don't Need Donald Trump's Help
But the controversy is more complicated than you think
By Charlotte Alter
March 11, 2016
Questions Linger After Wheaton Prof Agrees to Leave
The provost of Wheaton College in Illinois’ emailed faculty Saturday night saying that he had revoked his recommendation to fire the school’s first tenured black female professor, Larycia Hawkins, who been under fire after she...
By Elizabeth Dias
February 8, 2016
Bush Defends Obama Mosque Visit From Rubio, Trump Criticism
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush defended President Obama from criticism from some presidential hopefuls for visiting a Baltimore mosque Wednesday, his first visit to a Muslim place of prayer as president. Bush broke with Florida...
By Zeke J Miller / Tilton, N.H.
February 4, 2016
Americans Split Over How Next President Should Talk About Islam
It's a question of how blunt the president should be
By Daniel White
February 3, 2016
Why We Need to Rethink How We Teach Teachers
These are today's best ideas
By The Aspen Institute
February 3, 2016
Obama Visits a Mosque for the First Time as President
For many in American Muslims, President Obama's visit to a mosque Thursday has been a long time coming. In the final year of his presidency and at a time when anti-Islamic sentiment seems to have...
By Maya Rhodan
April 29, 2021
Wheaton Faculty: Don't Fire Professor Over Facebook Post
She had expressed sympathy with Muslims in a Facebook post
By Elizabeth Dias
February 4, 2016
Tajikistan: Police Forcibly Shave 13,000 Men
Nearly 1,800 women and girls were also "convinced" that they should not wear Islamic headwear
By Simon Lewis
January 21, 2016
Is Indonesia the Middle East's New Mediator?
The leader of the world's biggest Muslim country is offering to ease relations between longtime rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran
By Yenni Kwok
April 29, 2021
ISIS Opens New Battlefront With Jakarta Attacks
Hundreds of Indonesians who have fought for ISIS have been allowed to freely return home bringing their radicalized beliefs — and willingness to die for them
By Hannah Beech / Jakarta
April 29, 2021
President Obama Scolds Donald Trump for Focus on Muslims
The President puts himself into the 2016 debate
By Charlotte Alter
April 29, 2021
Pakistan Caught in the Middle of the Conflict Between Iran and Saudi Arabia
It has large Sunni and Shi‘ite populations and needs the cooperation of both Riyadh and Tehran
By Omar Waraich
April 29, 2021
Wheaton Provost Called Prof's Muslim Remark 'Innocuous'
Faculty speak out to defend teacher
By Elizabeth Dias
April 29, 2021
Wheaton Professor Under Fire for Views on Muslims Says She's 'Not Intimidated'
Larycia Hawkins said Muslims and Christians pray to the same God
By Julia Zorthian
January 7, 2016
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