September 6, 2011 -

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Muslim Schools Under Threat in France |

French Elections 2024 and Impact on Muslims |

Understanding the 2024 UK Riots |

MUSLIMS AND THE UK GENERAL ELECTION 2024 |

Future of Dutch Muslims Uncertain as Far-Right Firebrand Geert Wilders Makes Historic Gains in Dutch Election |

French policies banning Hijabs and Abayas draw outrage at home and abroad |

Germany’s Anti-Muslim Sentiment: Key Insights from the Report of the Anti-Muslim Hostility Group |

Quran Burning Sparks International Outrage and Diplomatic Strain |

French Supreme Court Upholds Hijab Ban in Football Games: Another Affront to Religious Freedom |

CAIR Report Exposes FBI’s Secret Watchlist Targeting Muslims |

Turkish Diaspora Voting Patterns: How Did They Contribute to Erdogan’s Re-election |

ISLAMOPHOBIA IN ACADEMIA : THE BERGEAUD-BLACKLER CONTROVERSY IN FRANCE |

Ryyan Al Shebl is the New Mayor of Baden-Wurttemberg : Is Germany Becoming Cosmopolitan? |

POLITICAL INTEGRATION OF MUSLIMS IN THE UK: WHAT TO KNOW AFTER THE HISTORIC ELECTION OF HAMZA YOUSAF |

The Public Acknowledgment of the Month of Ramadan in UK and France Amid Persistent Social and Economic Challenge |

The Alarming Intensification and Globalization of Islamophobia |

The Contested Shawcross Review of PREVENT: Anti-Terrorism or Anti-Islam? |

Qur’an Burning in Sweden and The Netherlands: Freedom of Speech or Islamophobia? |

The Western Criticisms of Qatar: Double standard or on point? |

No working definition of Islamophobia for the UK Government: Implications and Reactions |

Local U.S. Islamic leader struggles to put raids behind him

September 6, 2011 researcher

Unus has spent 40 years building some of the country’s best-known Muslim organizations, but the past decade has driven home how unsettled the relationship remains between his faith and his country. And few places are more emblematic of that tension than the library of the Herndon think tank where he works. More than nine years

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Most American Muslims are satisfied Obama backers

September 6, 2011 researcher

CHICAGO (Reuters) – A majority of U.S. Muslims are content with the nation’s direction in contrast to many Americans and few Muslims believe there is support for Islamic extremism here, a survey released on Tuesday found. With the 10th anniversary of the al Qaeda attacks on New York and the Pentagon approaching, the Pew Research

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