Burundian Muslims have translated the Holy Quran into Kirundi, one of the two official languages of the East African country.
Quran translated into Kirundi Language in Burundi
Muslim and Christian students volunteer together to feed the homeless
Students from the University of Ottawa, Carleton University and Algonquin College, joined together to volunteer at the “In from the cold” event held at Parkdale United Church.
Oxfam slams ‘medieval’ Saudi-led blockade
Yemen is being pushed ever closer to famine after 1,000 days of Saudi Arabian-led war and “medieval” blockade, says an international charity group.
Schools move to accept Muslim holidays
School districts in northern Virginia are beginning to recognize Muslim holidays with updated attendance and test policies.
Reactions trail Law graduate denied call to bar over hijab
A Nigerian law school graduate was denied her call to the bar for refusing to take off her headscarf.
Scores of Boko Haram fighters arrested in huge raid by Nigerian armed forces
Scores of Boko Haram fighters were among the 400 people arrested by Nigerian soldiers, military authorities in the west African nation said.
SRW expresses it’s concerns over systematic decline in the coverage of Shiite news around the world
Shia Rights Watch International Organization affiliated to Imam al-Shirazi World Foundation in Washington, annonced on its official website on the World Wide Web, it's concerns over the systimatic decline in of Shia news covarage around the world.
Islamic Calligraphy Centre opens in Mauritania
The first Islamic calligraphy centre in Mauritania was opened by a group of the country’s artists and calligraphers. According to aqlame.com, the center called “Ibn Muqla Center for Arabic Calligraphy and Islamic Illumination” aims to revive the noble art of calligraphy in the African country. It will hold exhibitions, educational courses and workshops and cooperate with educational institutes to teach
6,700 Rohingya killed in Myanmar only in one month
MSF The international medical charity Doctors Without Borders says at least 6,700 members of the persecuted Rohingya Muslim minority group were killed in state-sponsored violence in Myanmar only in a period of one month beginning on August 25.
Denmark bans another Saudi ‘hate preacher’
Saudi cleric Abdullah bin Radi Almoaede Alshammary was added to the Danish list, which already included 10 other “hate preachers,” Danish paper Jyllands-Posten reported Tuesday.
Myanmar demolishes 16 mosques in Rakhine
Myanmar authorities have recently bulldozed 16 mosques out of 17 mosques in villages of Haindafara, Maungdaw township in the northern Rakhine state of the country.
Two dead in suicide bombing in Cameroon mosque
Two people were killed on Monday when a suicide bomber attacked a mosque in far northern Cameroon, a region that has been shaken by attacks blamed on Nigeria's Boko Haram terrorists, sources said.
Activists protest against Anti-Muslim hate crimes in India
Scores of students, activists and members of Muslim community took out a silent protest 'Muslim lives matter' in New Delhi, India, on Saturday following the hacking of a Muslim man in Rajasthan by a Hindu man.
ISWF condemns the American action and demands cancellation to embassy relocating decision
Imam Shirazi World Foundation (ISWF) expresses its deep indignation and condemnation of the recent US decision to transfer the US Embassy to Jerusalem, considering this action a clear violation of the feelings of all Muslims and a flagrant violation of all customs and laws.