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Ameer Al-Khatahtbeh turned a college project into @Muslim, now reaching 12 million followers across platforms with digestible news for Muslim communities worldwide. What started as a response to Trump's Muslim ban became the go-to source for Muslim-centered journalism.
Muslim marriage officers in South Africa will no longer face renewal requirements that other religious leaders don't have to meet. The reform ends a decades-old inequality and comes just months after the country issued its first marriage certificates recognizing Muslim unions.
A Christian minister and Muslim civil rights worker in Texas are showing their state what interfaith friendship looks like. Their powerful message about shared values comes as anti-Muslim rhetoric rises in their community.
A Baptist minister and Muslim civil rights advocate in Texas are showing how friendship across faiths can overcome prejudice. Their message of shared values comes as anti-Muslim sentiment rises in the state.
Millions of Muslims across Germany will gather on March 20, 2026, to celebrate Eid Al Fitr, marking the joyful end of Ramadan's holy month of fasting. The nationwide celebration highlights the vibrant Muslim community that makes Islam Germany's second-largest religion.
Muslims across the United Kingdom will gather on March 20 to celebrate Eid Al Fitr, marking the joyful end of Ramadan with prayers, family gatherings, and festive meals. The celebration showcases the rich cultural diversity of Britain's Muslim communities through food, traditions, and shared joy.
An atheist woman wrote two stunning poems about her marriage to a Muslim man, capturing how love flourishes across different beliefs. Her words about faith, respect, and devotion are resonating with millions who rarely see interfaith relationships portrayed so beautifully.
Liverpool's Egyptian star Mohamed Salah has done more than score goals over nearly a decade. His presence has measurably reduced hate crimes and transformed perceptions of Muslims across Britain.
When Dr. Ruha Shadab saw her patients powerless to make their own healthcare choices, she created a foundation that's now helping hundreds of Indian Muslim women break barriers. In just five years, Led By Foundation has trained over 1,200 women and sparked a movement.
Over 800,000 Australian Muslims celebrated Eid al-Fitr with family traditions and community prayers, while their leaders called for peace and unity. Australia pledged $5 million in humanitarian aid for families affected by Middle East conflict.
After months of heightened immigration enforcement in Minnesota, the Muslim community is entering Ramadan with renewed solidarity and support from neighbors across the state. Local leaders are celebrating resilience through prayer, potlucks, and peaceful gatherings.
A major Nigerian Muslim organization celebrated Eid al-Adha by distributing rams and cash to families across multiple communities while calling for unity during challenging times. The group also provided support to over two million pilgrims gathering in Saudi Arabia for the annual Hajj.
Families gathered on a hilltop in Yorkshire to teach children the centuries-old Islamic practice of sighting the crescent moon to mark Eid. The grassroots movement is growing as communities work to unite British Muslims under one calendar.
As Ramadan 2026 begins, millions of Muslims worldwide are using faith-driven apps to strengthen their spiritual practice during Islam's holiest month. From AI-powered Quran recitation to prayer-based productivity tools, technology is helping believers stay consistent with fasting, prayer, and community connection.
Despite global challenges, Muslims worldwide are coming together to celebrate Eid ul-Fitr with prayers, family gatherings, and cherished traditions. From Indonesia's mass homecomings to Malaysia's open house celebrations, the holiday showcases cultural diversity and resilience.
Muslims across Fiji gathered today to celebrate Eid-ul-Adha, one of Islam's most sacred holidays, with prayers, community service, and acts of sacrifice. The celebration brings together communities in a powerful display of faith and generosity.
During Eid ul Adha 2026, Muslim families across America are redirecting their traditional Qurbani sacrifices to feed millions facing famine in Sudan. The Sudanese American Physicians Association is delivering fresh meat to communities where children have been surviving on grass and leaves.
British Muslims give an estimated £2.2 billion to charity each year, with individuals donating four times more than the typical UK adult. A new report reveals this generosity is now increasingly supporting domestic causes like homelessness and food poverty.
From Moscow to Sarajevo, Muslim communities gathered to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan with prayers, feasts, and joy. The celebrations brought people together in a powerful display of faith and community spirit.
Muslim women in Bosnia are reshaping their religious community from within, claiming space in mosques and academia while championing feminist interpretations of the Quran. Small victories are adding up to real change in a country where religion has grown more important since the 1990s war.
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