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by Aysha Qamar Within three days, Monday’s devastating earthquakes have quickly become the deadliest since Japan’s 9.0 magnitude quake in 2011,

by Rehan Qamar A massive earthquake destroyed buildings as people were sleeping in parts of Turkey and Syria on Monday. As of this report,

by Rehan Qamar In an interview that has quickly made its rounds on social media, a writer for The Atlantic, McKay

by Aysha Qamar Update: According to Shelby County Jail booking information, the five Memphis police officers fired last week were jailed and

By Yousuf Ali The Harvard Kennedy School had offered former Human Rights Watch director Kenneth Roth a fellowship with the

By Yousuf Ali On Thursday, January 19, Jacinda Ardern made two announcements: the New Zealand general election will be on

By Yousuf Ali Egypt has been struggling with its economic condition partially because of the macroeconomic situation but also because

By Mahvish Akhtar The Taliban administration in Afghanistan announced a ban on female aid workers on December 24th, 2022. This

Reviewed by Yousuf Ali I had the privilege of reading Jonathan Brown’s latest book Islam and Blackness. It is an

By Mahvish Akhtar Followers and members of PPP (Pakistan Peoples Party) will tell you that the Bhutto name will never

By Bashir Mohamed Caato Samsam Ahmad's children, eight and 12, were inconsolable. They had just found out that their school in

by Apoorvanand Reposted from The Wire The fact that demands from Sikh bodies to mark 'Veer Bal Diwas' as 'Sahibzade

by Dr. Aslam Abdullah In defiance of God, they describe as their source of legitimacy, and in violation of the

By Mirna Alsharif via NBC News A teacher in Florida was fired after allegedly disrupting Muslim students as they prayed and

From Arabian Business: The UAE has introduced a Federal Decree Law on the personal status of all non-Muslim foreigners, says