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Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami criticized Congress for allegedly protecting individuals who cause confusion in society by changing their identity, pointing out the partisan approach towards Muslims.

The commentary reflects on the societal response to derogatory comments made about Muslims in Norway, highlighting a collective stand against dehumanization.

The article discusses the exclusionary stance of Sweden Democrats (SD) towards Muslims, suggesting that mere integration or adaptation is insufficient for acceptance in Swedish society.

The article discusses how the Sweden Democrats (SD) disseminate anti-Ramadan sentiments while the Prime Minister wishes Swedish Muslims a blessed Ramadan.

A recent Pew Research Center study reveals that the Hindu community in America has emerged as the most educated religious group, surpassing traditionally highly educated groups like the Jewish community.

The article discusses the challenges and perceptions faced by new converts to Islam in Malaysia, highlighting the personal journey of Sam Tan who converted to Islam against societal expectations.

Rep. Randy Fine plans to bring his father's service dog, Sadie, to President Trump’s State of the Union address as a statement against backlash over his controversial social media post about dogs and Muslims.

Abdelhakim Sefrioui faces retrial for his role in the hate campaign leading to the assassination of teacher Samuel Paty, reiterating his belief that depictions of the Prophet Muhammad are universally unacceptable to Muslims.

Muslims around the world observe Ramadan, marked by fasting from dawn to sunset, with an interfaith Iftar event organized by the Islamic Community of Penzberg attended by local dignitaries.

Pauline Hanson's controversial remarks about Muslims have drawn federal police scrutiny, raising questions about potential legal repercussions.

Espen Teigen faces backlash for his controversial statement endorsing a Florida congressman's view equating the choice between keeping dogs or Muslims in Norway, triggering accusations of racism.

The Supreme Court of India has dismissed a petition seeking Other Backward Classes (OBC) status for Pasmanda Muslims, asserting that the power to include new castes or communities in the reservation list lies with the government and Parliament, not the judiciary.

The recent attack at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris was carried out by Brahim Bahrir, a radicalized individual with a history of terrorism and a prior conviction in Brussels.

During Ramadan in Côte d'Ivoire, Muslims are encouraged to maintain a balanced diet while fasting to avoid health issues.

The article reflects on the communal spirit and hospitality experienced during iftar in Medina, where Muslims from various cultures come together to share meals and foster love in the month of Ramadan.

The article discusses the enforcement of Ramadan observances and their implications for tourists in various countries, particularly focusing on those with strict laws against eating during the fasting period.

Matthew Goodwin, a reform candidate for the Gorton and Denton by-election, has made controversial statements regarding Muslims and deportations, positioning himself further right than notable figures like Nigel Farage.

Thousands of Muslims gathered for Taraweeh prayers at Al-Andalus Mosque in Casablanca, showcasing immense religious devotion during Ramadan.

Hundreds of Muslims gathered in Times Square, New York City, for a collective iftar and to perform Tarawih prayers, celebrating Ramadan despite the rainy weather.

A video circulating on social media purports to show a Muslim man attacking a woman for eating in front of him during Ramadan, but investigations reveal it is misrepresented and stems from a satirical content creator.

Tony Burke discusses the limited options Australia has to prevent the return of 34 women and children from a Syrian detention camp, amidst broader issues of radicalization and hate speech in the country.

Cardi B humorously explains on Instagram why she finds it difficult to participate in Ramadan fasting, praising Muslims for their dedication.

In Sierra Leone, Christians and Muslims are celebrating Lent and Ramadan simultaneously, showcasing a spirit of harmony despite political tensions.

The article emphasizes the importance of healthy drinks during Ramadan Iftar to compensate for fatigue and maintain nutrition after fasting.

Muslims gathered in Times Square, New York, to perform the Tarawih prayer, marking the beginning of Ramadan despite inclement weather.

The article discusses the significance of Lent and Ramadan coinciding this year, and the potential for peaceful interfaith marriages between Christians and Muslims.

Danish Ansari claims that the Samajwadi Party is misleading Muslims by spreading false narratives about loudspeakers used for religious purposes.

Rising tensions have been reported at the al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem as Israeli authorities allegedly violate longstanding agreements regarding prayer rights for Muslims.

Australian Federal Police are contemplating an investigation into comments made by Senator Pauline Hanson regarding Muslims, which have drawn widespread criticism.

Federal police in Australia acknowledge receiving reports regarding Pauline Hanson's controversial comments about Muslims, with calls for her to face charges from local leaders.

The article discusses the challenges faced by Australian Muslims during Ramadan amid rising Islamophobia, particularly following derogatory remarks by Senator Pauline Hanson.

The article highlights the spiritual atmosphere and community solidarity observed at the beginning of Ramadan in various Arab and Islamic countries.

Pauline Hanson sparks controversy again by suggesting there are no 'good' Muslims, which leads to a narrow apology only for those who fit her criteria.

Anthony Albanese and a cabinet minister warned against the Liberals aligning with One Nation's divisive rhetoric, linking it to a rise in threats against Muslim communities in Australia.

The article discusses how major corporations, particularly in Europe, have appropriated the cultural and commercial aspects of Ramadan, offering special deals and promotions that cater to Muslim consumers.

Ramadan has begun with the sighting of the moon on February 18, and today marks the first day of fasting in the holy month for Muslims.

French Muslims face confusion and frustration over conflicting announcements about the start date of Ramadan due to a dispute between religious leaders.

The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) calls for unity and harmonious relationships among Nigerians as Christians and Muslims observe Lent and Ramadan together.

The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution in Nigeria calls for unity and tolerance among Christians and Muslims as they observe Lent and Ramadan simultaneously.

The article discusses how Muslims can use Ramadan to enhance their spiritual energy and strengthen their faith in God.

Norwegian Muslims are divided over the starting date of Ramadan this year due to conflicting announcements from Saudi Arabia and local Islamic authorities.

President Bola Tinubu has called on Christians and Muslims in Nigeria to embrace unity and promote peace as Lent and Ramadan begin on the same day this year.

The Israeli police have extended visiting hours for Jews and tourists at the Temple Mount for the first time to coincide with the opening of Ramadan, a move described by the Palestinian Authority as a dangerous escalation.

A Florida congressman faces backlash after controversial comments about Muslims and dogs, following earlier proposals regarding Greenland.

Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo has urged Christians and Muslims to unite in prayer during the simultaneous observance of Ramadan and Lent for the betterment of Nigeria.

Former Senate President Bukola Saraki emphasizes compassion and community service during the Ramadan season in a message to Nigerian Muslims.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio has called on Muslims in Nigeria to pray for peace and to practice compassion during Ramadan.

In Australia, right-wing Senator Pauline Hanson faces calls to apologize for making offensive remarks about Muslims, following a statement that the Quran promotes hatred toward Westerners.

Today marks the start of Lent for Christians and Ramadan for Muslims, prompting reflections on cultural differences coexisting in modern society amid global tensions such as the Russia-Ukraine peace talks.

Pauline Hanson faces backlash from officials and the public over her inflammatory remarks about Australian Muslims, leading to calls for her apology.