“It is important for the world to say that Muslim Lives Matter.”
Death toll rises to 135 and over 5,000 people are wounded as the government declares a two-week state of emergency in Beirut after half the city was damaged in the explosion.
Shocking footage has emerged from last year of police officers dragging a grieving father from the bedside of his six-year-old daughter after he was informed that her life support would be withdrawn.
Egyptian Dr Mohamed Mashally - widely known as ‘Doctor of the Poor’ - has returned to his Lord at the age of 76 after a lifetime of treating his patients free of charge.
Around 1,000 people will perform this year’s pilgrimage due to the coronavirus pandemic, a significant downgrade from the 2.5 million Muslims that were standing on Arafah last year.
Following legal action The Times newspaper has now published an apology to Mr Choudhury almost a year later, in addition to amending the article and agreeing to pay libel damages and legal costs to the former CEO of Al Rayan Bank.
To mark this date, CAGE have released a report, entitled 20 Years of TACT: Justice Under Threat, portraying the bias of the legal system to find Muslims as terrorists - showing how Muslims are the ones who feel the brunt of state repression.
The families of human right campaigners held in Saudi jails have written to Premier League chief executive Richard Masters with a personal plea to stop the takeover from going ahead whilst their loved ones remain imprisoned in Saudi Arabia.
Dr Qasim Rafiq has been included in the prestigious 2020 Power List of influential scientists, published by The Medicine Maker.
Over 100 Muslim organisations, scholars, academics, journalists, activists and community representatives have written an open letter demanding that Boris Johnson immediately apologises for his appalling comments on the victims of the Srebrenica massacre.
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