Is the English flag in danger?
A recent Facebook post claims that Muslim communities in England are demanding the removal of the St. George's cross from the English flag due to religious objections related to Sharia law.
Nigeria: U.S. Push to Scrap Sharia Sparks Outrage
Islamic leaders in Nigeria are protesting against a U.S. congressional committee's recommendation to repeal Sharia law and anti-blasphemy laws in Nigeria.
Sharia Supervisory Bodies: The Conscience of Islamic Banks or a Tool for Their Interests?
The article examines the role of Sharia supervisory bodies in Islamic banking, questioning whether they genuinely act independently or serve to legitimize decisions already made behind closed doors.
Sharia law victim who fled Somalia issues endorsement in critical Senate race
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a women's rights activist and survivor of Sharia law, endorses Texas Senator John Cornyn in a competitive Senate race crucial for the GOP's majority.
Syria launches a charter for Islamic discourse and Sharia: No place for centuries-old disputes
Syria has launched a charter aimed at unifying Islamic discourse among scholars and preachers from various schools of thought to address current religious challenges.
Afghanistan Under the Rule of the Taliban and New Law: What Women Cannot Do?
The article discusses the restrictions placed on women in Afghanistan under Taliban rule and the internal divisions within the Taliban regarding women's rights.
Bangladesh Elections: Will Sharia be implemented if the extremist Jamaat-e-Islami party wins?
In the upcoming February 12 elections, Bangladesh faces a critical decision between returning to a democratic state or becoming compliant with Sharia law amid indications of a rise in extremist power.
Qualco Technology: The Qualco ProximaPlus platform receives Sharia compliance certification
Qualco Technology has strengthened its international presence by achieving Sharia compliance certification for its Qualco ProximaPlus platform from the International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation (ITFC), allowing it to support banks and financial institutions in the MENA region.
New requirements for religious communities aim to stop divorce contracts
Recognized religious communities in Denmark will face new requirements intended to halt 'sharia divorces' as part of a political agreement led by Minister Morten Dahlin.
A British right-wing party calls for the closure of an Islamic Sharia court in the country
A far-right British party, Britain First, held a protest demanding the closure of an Islamic Sharia court in Warwickshire, sharing footage on social media.
Lost papers come back to life.. How the Sharia decree ended the 'masked identity' in Al-Hasakah?
The return of Syrian security forces to Al-Hasakah has highlighted the repercussions of a 1962 census that left more than 100,000 Syrian Kurds without identity for decades.
Man and woman publicly whipped 140 times for drinking alcohol and having extramarital sex
In Aceh, Indonesia, a man and woman were publicly whipped 140 times for alcohol consumption and engaging in extramarital sex, under Sharia law, while dozens watched.
"They Want to Introduce Sharia" โ Why Trump Declares London a Criminal Hotspot
Trump claims London is a criminal hotspot filled with violence and Sharia Law, but statistics reveal it is actually safer than many major cities, including those in the U.S.
"They Want to Introduce Sharia" โ Why Trump Declares London a Criminal Hotspot
Trump's dramatic accusations portray London as a violent hotspot, despite statistics indicating it is safer than other major cities, including those in the U.S., leading experts to speculate on his political motives.
"There will be no caliphate" โ Austria plans to ban Sharia in legal disputes
Austria is planning to prohibit the application of Sharia law in legal disputes following a civil court's earlier acceptance of it for arbitration.
Sharia Lessons in Brescia, after the Giornale scoop now the imam attacks us: 'Islamophobia'
Following a report by Il Giornale about a Sharia lesson held in Brescia, the local Islamic center responds critically, alleging intimidation and calling out Islamophobia.
Lesson on Sharia. In Brescia, the imam teaches the fatwa
In Brescia, Italy, a course on the study of Sharia, led by Sheikh Amin Al-Hamzi, is being offered by the Islamic Cultural Center with support from the Italian Association of Imams and Guides.