Israel's ambassador to Germany says he avoids the far-right AfD party and the museum owning the painting used by the party condemned the campaign, but think tank celebrates it
'Four or five years ago we also never imagined celebrating and breaking fast with the first hijabi woman and the first Palestinian woman to serve in Congress,' said Ocasio-Cortez at the event
Sawsan Chebli doesn't stay silent, and it has gotten her far
Move comes after Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's conservatives and the far-right Freedom Party approved a bill including the headscarf measure
The new headscarf ban prohibits wearing 'ideologically or religiously characterized clothing' that covers the head and is likely to face challenges at Austria's Constitutional Court
Beachfront 'Eurovision Village' pavilion is located across from century-old Hassan Bek Mosque in Jaffa
Jews and Muslims face a common struggle against white supremacists. Now Jewish and Muslim women are building another form of solidarity: jointly facing the discrimination within our own communities that denies us religious and ritual equality
'They pelted stones at three mosques and some Muslim-owned shops. Now the situation has calmed down, but we are scared of the night,' said one local Muslim man
The beginning of each new month in Islam is marked by the observance of a new moon
Muslims around the world welcome Ramadan with traditional greetings and messages of peace
The AfD party is using a 19th century painting of a Middle Eastern slave trader displaying a naked woman with the slogan: 'So that Europe won’t become ‘Eurabia!''
The triumph of 'Ramy' is that its main character occupies multiple modern worlds while sticking to religion, raising questions about tradition and faith along the way
Earlier, deputy defense minister says an extreme Islamist group is believed to be responsible for bombings that killed at least 311 people on Easter Day
In Algeria, Yemen, Sudan and Egypt, women are at the helm of major change. But don't be fooled: Their rights still lay buried
Brian Kilmeade said on a 'Fox & Friends' segment about the freshman Democrat that 'you have to wonder if she’s an American first'
Three of the four attackers, who reportedly tried to flee the country's eastern region, were on a list of wanted suspects
'Brunei must immediately halt its plans to implement these vicious punishments,' human rights organization says
Following the Christchurch massacre, researcher points finger at 'transnational rising threat of white supremacist violence' fueled by anti-Muslim rhetoric
An estimated 40,000 people attend the ceremony as part of a series of memorial services honoring the victims of the mosque attacks in New Zealand
A photo of Dubai's Burj Khalifaworld, the world's tallest building, lit up with an enlarged image of PM Jacinda Ardern embracing a woman and the Arabic word 'salam' and the English translation 'peace' above them
The excavation of a Byzantine-era Jerusalem tunnel hit a block: the remains of an Umayyad palace; only by creating a large opening in its wall can tour groups pass through
Beijing has faced international criticism for setting up facilities that UN experts describe as detention centers for more than one million Muslims
Gunman live-streamed the attacks on social media for 17 minutes using an app designed for extreme sports enthusiasts
With his family in the Linwood mosque, Abdul Aziz scared Christchurch gunman off in a mouse-and-cat chase that led to his capture. 'I realized this is something else'
Australian white supremacist Brenton Tarrant charged with murder of 49 worshipers, as prime minister vows: 'Our gun laws will change'
The accused gunman's manifesto praised Trump as 'a symbol of renewed white identity and common purpose.' The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment
Shooter is against mass immigration and claims to have had contact with sympathizers of Norway's Breivik, who posted his 1,500-page manifesto online before carrying out his deadly attacks
Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat denounces 'use of religion for political ends' as Hamas declares 'terrorism knows no religion'
Witnesses describe 'blood everywhere,' while prime minister decries 'unprecedented act of violence' in city of Christchurch