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Jalsa Salana: UK Muslim women ‘concerned’ over negative attitudes toward hijab

A recent YouGov polling found that 49% of respondents believe most British Muslim women are pressured to wear the hijab.

The Independent UK

Muslim women say the hijab is empowering as half of Britons believe they are ‘pressured into wearing it’

Muslim women speak about how wearing the hijab is a personal choice, as a new poll suggests only a quarter of the British public see the decision this way

The Independent UK

Outrage among Germany's imams: Seyran Ateş' warnings against 'Islamisation' dangerous

Seyran Ateş, imam of the only liberal mosque in Germany, warned of Islamisation in Europe. Imams are now speaking out, accusing her of using "dangerous" language.

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Islamophobia isn’t just socially acceptable in the UK now – it’s flourishing. How did this happen?

Most people believe Muslim values are incompatible with British ones, a new poll has found. It makes for bleak reading, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Four in 10 feel Muslim immigrants have negative impact on UK, polling suggests

An imam said he believes fear among people ‘stems from a lack of understanding of Islam’.

The Independent UK

'Deeply worrying': Poll shows 4 in 10 hold negative views on Muslim migrants in UK

FOUR in 10 Britons feel Muslim immigrants have a negative impact on the UK, according to a survey..

The National (Scotland)

The Taliban are remaking Afghanistan in their image. It should have us all worried

COMMENT: As the Taliban turn drug rehabilitation centres into makeshift madrasas, Wajed Rohani cautions against the increasing radicalisation of Afghan institutions

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UN agency calls for global pause on deportations back to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan

Exclusive: Afghans who worked for the previous Nato-backed administration face beatings, torture and mock executions in prison, while women and girls are being persecuted based on their gender alone

The Independent UK

With no access to education beyond the 6th grade, girls in Afghanistan turn to religious schools

For six hours every day after school, Nahideh works in a cemetery, collecting water from a nearby shrine to sell to mourners visiting loved ones’ graves

The Independent UK

Understanding the violence against Alawites and Druze in Syria after Assad

In July 2025, clashes between the Druze religious minority and Sunni Arabs backed by government-affiliated forces led to hundreds of deaths in Sweida province in southern Syria. Israel later launched dozens of airstrikes in support of the Druze.

The Conversation

Islamists were sent here to 'islamise' Europe, says female imam in Germany

Radical protests in Berlin and Düsseldorf saw hundreds of people showing support for Syria's Islamist regime, glorifying violence, and clashing with Kurdish demonstrators.

Euronews

Tourist hotspot wages war on ‘indecent’ men’s swimwear

The mayor says holidaymakers’ outfits go against the beach town’s moral values

The Independent UK

Exclusive: Who are Syria's Druze and why are they under attack?

After deadly clashes in southern Syria, Euronews spoke exclusively to religious leaders and activists from the community about the origins of the Druze and the effects of recent violence.

Euronews

Amid fragile ceasefire, violence in southern Syria brings Druze communities’ complex cross-border ties to the fore

A fragile ceasefire was put in place in southern Syria on July 19, 2025, after days of violence between Druze militias and Bedouin tribes that drew in government forces and prompted Israeli strikes on the capital, Damascus, as a warning to pull back from Druze areas. The United States helped…

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The Independent UK

Bangladesh's Islamist party projects force with a big rally in Dhaka

Supporters of Bangladesh’s largest Islamist party, Jamaat-e-Islami, have held a massive rally in Dhaka, signaling their growing influence

Evening Standard

King praises Islamic studies centre’s commitment to ‘international co-operation’

The King became the patron of the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies in 1993.

The Independent UK

Malaysians urge government to reject ‘Zionist’ Nick Adams as US envoy

Political parties say Donald Trump’s ambassador nominee ‘openly spreads hatred towards Islam’

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“What’s A Time You’ve Been So Shocked At Someone’s Ignorance?”: 76 Stories Shared By Our Community

I asked the Bored Panda community to share the times they were totally flabbergasted by someone’s ignorance—and the answers did not disappoint.

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Evening Standard

IT worker spared prison for anti-Islam cyber attack on WiFi at UK train stations

John Andreas Wik used his inside access to the WiFi system for the train station hack

Roll Call

What is America without shared ideals? - Roll Call

Messages of unity are the norm after tragedies, but Donald Trump’s ring hollow, Mary C. Curtis writes.

International Business Times

Musk's Chatbot Grok Slammed For Praising Hitler, Dishing Insults

Billionaire Elon Musk's artificial intelligence chatbot Grok was under fire again Wednesday, for antisemitic comments, praising Hitler and insulting Islam in separate posts on the X platform.

Reason

Why Are Immigrants From Tropical Countries Coming to This Arctic Outpost?

"Why not here?" says the owner of a Lebanese restaurant in Canada's semiautonomous Nunavut Territory.

The Independent UK

Islamic charity warned over ‘inflammatory’ sermon following October 7 attacks

The case involved the Nottingham Islam Information Point and trustee Harun Abdur Rashid Holmes

Evening Standard

Islamic charity warned over ‘inflammatory’ sermon after October 7 attacks

It is one of more than 300 cases involving charities in the past 18 months related to the Middle East conflict, the regulator said.

International Business Times

Turkey Opens Spotify Probe After 'Provocative Playlist' Complaint

Turkey's competition authority has launched an investigation into Spotify for anti-competitive practices as a deputy minister demanded legal action over "provocative" playlists allegedly offensive to the president's wife and disrespectful of Islam.

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