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By Mahvish Akhtar In Bangladesh, flooding-related incidents, including electrocutions and landslides, have killed at least 22 people, according to officials.

From the desk of Erum Ikramullah, Research Project Manager, Institute for Social Policy and Understanding You don’t hear from me often.

by Mike Ghouse   Indian Muslims and Christians are the most non-violent people on the earth; despite enduring lynchings, harassment,

by Mujeeb Osman Chicago-June 13, 2022 The Council of Islamic Organizations of Greater Chicago and the United Muslims Front of Chicago

by Brandi Buchman; Republished from Daily Kos The Jan. 6 committee has laid bare more of its evidence into the insurrection at

by Dr. Muqtedar Khan In the past few days, we have heard some interesting statements from the RSS leadership. The

by Saeed Khan A recently released movie has yet again placed the spotlight on the Muslim community regarding public debates

Will the Qutub minar and the Taj Mahal too be destroyed by Hindutva vandals like the five-hundred-year-old Babri Masjid and

By Yousuf Ali Tens of thousands of far-right and ultranationalist Israelis raided the predominantly Muslim old city of Jerusalem. The

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington, DC (June 2, 2022) – The Indian American Muslim Council, an advocacy organization dedicated to maintaining India’s

by Ilyas Hasan Choudry Ibn Sina Foundation (ISF) in collaboration with prominent community organizations, arranged the first Muslim Mental Health

The masked white supremacy in America by Aslam Abdullah The Buffalo shooter was not a lone individual whose mental imbalance

by Aysha Qamar The world mourned when Shireen Abu Akleh, a renowned Palestinian journalist, died on Wednesday. Headlines across the

by Aysha Qamar Across the country, several thousand university students were unable to commemorate their graduations over the past two

by M Muhammad Ahmed U.S. President Joseph Biden invited almost 200 American Muslim leaders and organizers to the White House