Islam

Video Shows Damage After Rutgers Center For Islamic Life Is Vandalized

The chair of the student center’s board said the vandalism was “undoubtedly fueled by Islamophobia.”
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There Are More Anti-Muslim Incidents In The U.S. Than Ever Before: Report

The CAIR report points to the war in Gaza as the primary driver behind the dramatic increase in anti-Muslim sentiment.
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Many Muslim Americans Are Making Big Changes This Ramadan

"Through tragedy, people come together."
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They Desperately Wanted To Build A Cemetery. Then Came The Backlash.

Muslim American communities still face resistance when trying to find places to bury their loved ones.
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Most Funeral Homes Don't Know How To Bury Muslims. These Women Want To Change That.

Ida Khalil has washed more than a hundred women. “I used to be afraid of dead people,” she says. “Now I could sleep next to dead people.”
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Moroccan Soccer Player Makes History At Women's World Cup

Nouhaila Benzina wore a hijab on the pitch, a world first for such a senior female soccer player.
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Hajj Pilgrimage Starts In Saudi Arabia, With 2 Million Expected After Lifting Of COVID Measures

Some 2 million Muslim pilgrims officially began the annual Hajj pilgrimage on Monday, making their way out of Mecca after circling Islam's holiest site, the Kaaba.
By Riazat Butt, AP

Senate Confirms Highest-Ranking Muslim Official In U.S. Government

Syed's confirmation ends more than two years of delays after a blockade by Republicans in the last Congress.
By Mary Clare Jalonick, AP

These Women Wrestlers Have Been Banned From Competing — And For A Frustrating Reason

Many Muslim women wrestlers have hit obstacles due to their need to dress modestly, and have been prohibited from participating in competitions.
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How To Find Balance While Observing Ramadan in the Western World

For anyone fasting this season and looking for a little support: Here are some of the ways to maintain your well-being while observing.
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