Saudi Arabia Among 37 States Backing China's Xinjiang Policy - Which U.S. Calls 'Concentration Camps'

The United States accused China in May of putting well more than a million minority Muslims in 'concentration camps'

Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Afghanistan Mosque Attack That Killed Two

An explosive device detonated on Friday evening when the mosque in the center of the country was full; eight of the 20 wounded were children

‘Judaism Is an Adjective That Modifies My Arabness’

Massoud Hayoun delved into the life of his Egyptian-born grandfather and ended up settling accounts with colonialism, Trump – and Israel

Opinion The White Genocide That the Far Right Won't Talk About

The first genocide in Europe since the Holocaust targeted white Europeans. But white supremacists deny it even happened

Caught Between the Moon, Iran and Saudi Arabia: Muslims Divided Over Ramadan's End

Saudi Arabia announced the sighting of the crescent moon, marking the start of Eid al-Fitr, but some disagree ■ Worshipers in Israel and the Palestinian territories are celebrating on Wednesday

Rashida Tlaib Victim of Fake Social Media Smear Spread by Ted Nugent

The video began circulating again on social media May 26 after rock musician Ted Nugent shared it on Facebook

Opinion The Jew From Queens Who Went to Mecca to Study the Koran - and Stayed

Nathan/Mohammed probably knows more about Islam than any other Jew alive. He’s a champion proselytizer who’s still engaged with his Jewish background, but says: 'I don’t feel I belong anywhere in the world now'

Conservative pro-Israel Group Defends Far-right German Party’s Poster of Muslim Slavers

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

Tlaib and Omar Host Historic Ramadan Feast at the U.S. Capitol

'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

A Daughter of Palestinian Refugees, This German Politician Is Fighting anti-Semitism

Sawsan Chebli doesn't stay silent, and it has gotten her far

Austrian Muslims Defy Primary School Headscarf Ban at Constitutional Court

Move comes after Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's conservatives and the far-right Freedom Party approved a bill including the headscarf measure

Austrian Lawmakers Approve Elementary School Headscarf Ban

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

Tel Aviv Eurovision Party Spot Disturbs Nearby Mosque During Ramadan

Beachfront 'Eurovision Village' pavilion is located across from century-old Hassan Bek Mosque in Jaffa

Opinion The Other Threat That Both Muslim and Jewish Women Face

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

Mosques Attacked in Sri Lanka After Facebook Dispute, Curfew Imposed

'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

Opinion A New Israeli Hatred for Europe

What Is Ramadan? Everything You Need to Know (But Were Afraid to Ask)

The beginning of each new month in Islam is marked by the observance of a new moon

Holy Month of Ramadan Fasting Begins

Muslims around the world welcome Ramadan with traditional greetings and messages of peace

U.S. Museum Condemns Far-right German Party for Using Their Painting for anti-Muslim Campaign

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!''

Jews Should Watch This New Series About a Muslim Millennial in the U.S.

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

ISIS Claims Responsibility for Sri Lanka Easter Sunday Bombings

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

Analysis Across the Arab World, Women Are at the Forefront of the Revolution

In Algeria, Yemen, Sudan and Egypt, women are at the helm of major change. But don't be fooled: Their rights still lay buried

WATCH Ilhan Omar Calls Out Fox News Host for 'Dangerous Incitement' After Suggesting She Is Not 'An American First'

Brian Kilmeade said on a 'Fox & Friends' segment about the freshman Democrat that 'you have to wonder if she’s an American first'

Two Dead After Attackers Target Saudi Arabia Checkpoint in Attempt to Flee Country

Three of the four attackers, who reportedly tried to flee the country's eastern region, were on a list of wanted suspects

Brunei Slammed by Amnesty for Adding Stoning and Amputation to Islamic Criminal Laws

'Brunei must immediately halt its plans to implement these vicious punishments,' human rights organization says

When Is It Terror? For Many Muslims, New Zealand Attack Highlights Double Standard

Following the Christchurch massacre, researcher points finger at 'transnational rising threat of white supremacist violence' fueled by anti-Muslim rhetoric

Thousands Attend Vigil to Honor 50 Victims of New Zealand Mosque Massacre

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

New Zealand Reopens Mosques That Were Attacked; Many 'March for Love'

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

Tunnel Under Old City Walls Would Dismantle Early Islamic Building

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