Media Muslim-American scolds Susan Sarandon to visit a Muslim country before complaining about Islamophobia in U.S. 'Let me tell you what it means to be Muslim in America,' writer Asra Nomani told ...

Story at a glance In the years following 9/11, anti-Muslim sentiment grew in the United States. From 2000 to 2009, hate crimes against Muslims spiked 500 percent. Muslim Americans coalesced and in ...

Anti-Muslim racism 'thrives in corporate America' More than 1,300 employment-discrimination incidents were reported to CAIR in 2024, an issue the organization said did not receive enough public ...

"Muslim communities that happen to be conservative are very much influenced by Christian discourses on abortion," explained Ayubi, "Not just within the United States within the last 50, 75 years ...

Muslim group linked to Hamas accused of ‘financial irregularities’ with $7 million taxpayer cash now unaccounted for By . Isabel Vincent. Published March 14, 2025, 9:00 a.m. ET.

Muslim Americans are asserting their political independence. No longer content to be treated as a monolithic voting bloc, they are making it clear: their loyalty depends on substance, not slogans.

At a time of rising anti-Muslim discrimination, however, advocates say U.S. schools aren’t doing enough to raise awareness and ensure that students feel supported when practicing their religion.

The Muslim ban’s normalization will also fuel its expansion. It can be applied to any geopolitical entity or group that finds itself in the crosshairs of an increasingly erratic security state.

Muslim Democratic operatives swapped stories of parents or aunts and uncles voting Republican or third party for the first time in their lives and now worry they may not get them back.

On Camera: Hindu Family Slaps 'Kafan' On Daughter After She Marries Muslim Youth in MP's Mandsaur As the video went viral on social media, Mandsaur SP Anurag Sujania, on Tuesday, suspended ...

The potentially linked ambush-style shootings of three Muslim men and the recent killing of a fourth in Albuquerque have alarmed the city’s Muslim community, leaving the community grappling with ...

Several Muslim-majority countries have banned the burqa and hijab in educational establishments and government buildings, including Tunisia, Kosovo, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.