
Moygashel Bonfire Mosque Replica Sparks Outcry
Police are treating a mosque replica placed on a Moygashel bonfire as a hate-motivated offence after the display prompted outrage from Muslim leaders, politicians, and campaigners.

Police are treating a mosque replica placed on a Moygashel bonfire as a hate-motivated offence after the display prompted outrage from Muslim leaders, politicians, and campaigners.

A public transport bus in Lower Bavaria was delayed after the driver parked the vehicle to spread his prayer rug and pray to Allah, sparking concerns over service disruptions and religious freedom.

June provided an uncomfortable start to the British summer for the United Kingdom. This had nothing to do with the heatwave.

Jewish employees and users of state-funded medicine experience a high level of discrimination, or avoid it by shunning treatment, according to official research.

“Sharia, of course”—some interviewees told television’s ARD reporters said they would prioritise Sharia over state law.

Christians make up 34.5% of pupils in Vienna, compared to 41.2% Muslims and 23% with no religious affiliation.

An investigation into the English capital’s property market has revealed a widespread practice of landlords illegally barring non-Muslim tenants from local housing, sparking calls for urgent enforcement of the law.

“Musulmán el que no bote”: as the match got under way, Spain fans were seen jumping up and down while chanting “whoever doesn’t jump is a Muslim.”

The last thing Berlin needs is a day against Islamophobia—what it does need is better politicians.

A judo club in Gothenburg has been reported to the Ombudsman after a Muslim family claimed that the club’s mandatory bowing ritual excludes their children.