Despite a ceasefire, Gaza's humanitarian crisis remains severe. As the Muslim holy month of Ramadan gets underway, hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians are struggling to survive amid critical shortages of food, clean water and medical supplies.

Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Remains Severe, Displaced Palestinians Face Food Shortage

Malaysia is cementing its position as a global halal hub, attracting Muslim businesses from China and beyond. With internationally trusted certification and access to fast-growing Muslim markets, the country is capitalizing on a halal industry now worth nearly two trillion dollars globally.

Malaysia’s Rise as the Global Halal Gateway

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has made a firm statement against attacks on Muslim communities, emphasizing that any form of anti-Muslim hatred will not be tolerated. This comes amid rising concerns over religious intolerance and hate crimes in the UK.

Keir Starmer Condemns Anti-Muslim Attacks | UK PM’s Strong Statement | WION 

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EC: Burqa-Clad Women To Be Verified During Bihar Polls

UK police are investigating a suspected arson attack at a mosque in East Sussex as a hate crime. Two masked men are believed to be behind the attack, with CCTV images released to the public. One suspect wore a black Pre London jacket, and the other had bright red gloves. Watch to learn more about this shocking incident and what it means for community safety in Britain.

Mosque Attacked in Hate Crime: What Is Happening in Britain?

The Malaysian state of Terengganu has threatened to jail men who skip Friday prayers without a valid reason. Under new rules, warning of imprisonment of upto 2 years has been issued or that of a fine of close to $700 to be levied on first time offenders. This challenges the country's secular structure. Watch this video to find out more. 

Malaysian state to jail Muslims skipping Friday prayers

The law states that the clothing that “interferes with facial recognition” will be banned in public, with exemptions for medical reasons, in adverse weather conditions, and at sporting and cultural events.

Kazakhstan bans niqab – Find out which other Muslim majority nations have said no to Islamic veils

Turbans have a historical, cultural, and symbolic significance. Turbans are known as a very important part of many religions as well as practical aspects.

The Cultural Significance of Turbans

World |  Trending | The animated video by the Merrachi was published on TikTok this week with the text: “The French government hates to see Merrachi coming,” hinting at a launch soon in the country.

WATCH | Clothing brand’s ad featuring Eiffel Tower in hijab sparks debate in France

As Ramzan begins across the world, celebrations and challenges unfold. While cities like Doha light up with festive joy, Gaza observes the holy month amid war and hunger. In Pakistan, prayers and traditions mark the occasion, while Kabul struggles with rising prices. From resilience to festivity, here's how different regions are welcoming Ramzan.

Ramzan begins: Celebrations, struggles, and resilience across the world

The holy month of Ramzan has begun, with millions of Muslims around the world gathering for nighttime Tarawih prayers and preparing for a month of fasting and devotion. In Indonesia, Istiqlal Mosque overflows with worshippers, while in Gaza, bustling markets come alive as people prepare for the sacred month. From spiritual gatherings to vibrant celebrations, Ramzan unites communities in faith and tradition.

Ramzan begins with night prayers, fasting, and festive gatherings

The Muslim holy month of Ramazan began at sundown on Wednesday, as the faithful prepared for a month of dawn-to-dusk fasting intended to bring them closer to God and to remind them of the suffering of those less fortunate.

Muslims welcome the holy month of Ramzan

The English Football Association has sparked controversy after a Muslim footballer was stopped from participating in a match for wearing tracks instead of traditional shorts. The incident has reignited discussions about inclusivity and cultural sensitivity in sports, with advocates arguing that women's attire should accommodate personal beliefs and comfort. The FA's decision highlights ongoing debates about diversity and the need for policies that respect players' identities.

English FA: Muslim Footballer Stopped For Wearing Tracks, "Shorts Not A Must For Women"

India’s Assam abolishes Kazi system, mandates govt registration of Muslim marriages

Sri Lanka's cabinet has issued an apology to the Muslims for forcing cremations on Covid victims. The then President Gotabaya Rajapaksa banned burials despite facing heat from the UN Human Rights Council and other forums for violating Muslim funeral norms.

Sri Lanka apologises to Muslims

Sri Lanka apologises to Muslims over forced cremations during Covid pandemic

Sri Lanka apologises for forcing cremations of Muslim Covid victims

In a major shift in Somalia, women have joined the male-dominated traffic police to help control congestion particularly in the capital Mogadishu.The role was previously off-limits for women in the conservative Muslim nation, where they traditionally worked only behind desks in administrative jobs.

Somalia: Women patrolling streets of Mogadishu

Dozens of members of minority Ahmadi community were arrested in Pakistan for allegedly sacrificing animals on Eid-ul Adha as the four million-strong community is deemed non-Muslim under the country's constitution. Watch in for more details!

Dozens of members of minority Ahmadi community arrested in Pakistan

Hajj 2024: Mecca gears up for world's largest Muslim congregation

Lok Sabha polls 2024: Mayawati says BSP to ‘carefully’ weigh into Muslim representation in upcoming elections

A study was conducted by the PM's Economic Council (EAC-PM). The study analysed India's demography change between 1950 and 2015. Watch this video for all details.

India's Hindu population shrank by 7.8%, Muslims grew by 43.15% between 1950 and 2015: EAC-PM study

India's National Commission for Backward Classes (NCBC) has criticised the Karnataka govt. NCBC says the data from Karnataka govt has categorised all Muslims as Other Backward Classes (OBCs). Indian PM Modi also hit out at Congress for the move. Watch this video for all details.

PM Modi & NCBC question Karnataka govt for giving all Muslims OBC reservation

As the Muslim community across the world is observing the holy month of Ramadan, the favourite food to break the fast remains dates. Markets across Kashmir witnessed business of over $12 million during the month of Ramadan alone. It also became one of the most sold food items during this month.

Kashmir: Demand for dates skyrocket in valley, daily sales of Dates touches over $360,000

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