Becoming the first team to compete in an international competition in hijab, female Muslim weightlifters from the United Arab Emirates will be making history in the London Olympics
Middle East
Kuwait Lawmakers Insist on Shari`ah
Kuwaiti lawmakers vowed on Saturday, May 19, to continue their efforts to amend the constitution to make all legislation in the Gulf Arab state comply with Islamic Shari`ah law despite the ruler’s m
Palestinians Mark Nakba Day
Marking the 64th memory of the Nakba Day, Palestinians and supporters around the world are commemorating the exodus of hundreds of thousands from their land by Jewish gangs and the creation of Israel
Egypt Brokers Palestinian Prisoners Deal
Egypt has reportedly brokered a deal to resolve the crisis of thousands of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, who have been on hunger strike in protest at their detention without charge
Syria Muslim Brotherhood Rises From Ashes
Crushed by former president Hafez Al-Assad after challenging his rule 30 years ago, Syria’s Muslim Brotherhood is rising from ashes to become the dominant force of the revolution against his son Bas
Common Values Unite Muslims, Christians
Reaching a common message of mercy, respect and caring for the weak, Muslim and Christian leaders from across the Middle East and Denmark wrapped up a three-day conference in Beirut aimed at enhancing
Twitter Blasphemy Freedom of Expression?
Kuwait’s parliament on Thursday, May 3, approved law amendment to make insulting God or Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessing be upon him) punishable by death, sparking a heated debate about the free
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