Society

In Egypt, Al-Warraq Island's residents are resisting government efforts to evict them to make way for a multimillion-dollar real estate development plan

The Dutch Council of State has upheld new asylum rules, enabling the denial of residency for Syrian refugees who return to Syria after seeking asylum

Arbaeen, a pilgrimage marking Imam Hussain's martyrdom, will be observed from August 25 to 26, 2024, ending a 40-day mourning period that begins with Ashura

Christian denominations worldwide have shown a wide range of responses to Israel's war on Gaza, from strong condemnation to muted reactions

Hijab bans in sports didn’t start at the Paris Olympics nor have they ended there. We speak to hijab-wearing sportswomen about their experiences and views

Surviving serious injuries has become a gamble not only for badly wounded Palestinians but also for the dedicated medical staff desperately trying to save lives

A proposed law in Iraq to lower the marriage age to nine is fuelling concerns and protests over its potential to increase child marriages and harm young girls

The UNESCO-recognised Al-Makhrour area is under threat of Israeli settler expansion as Palestinians return to their land to demonstrate and reclaim their homes

The Moroccan town Imsouane has largely regained its charm since the January demolitions, but the aftermath has sparked debates on inclusive tourism development

Labour’s new VAT policy on private school fees threatens to undermine the future of UK Islamic schools and disproportionately impacts struggling Muslim families