Fatima Charrihi, as with every day, spoke to her only sister and best friend Aicha Aissaoui in Amsterdam on the phone Thursday. At around 7 p.m., Aicha was preparing to take her children for a sushi dinner in the Dutch capital. “Have fun with your daughters, enjoy life while you’re still with them,” Fatima said at the end of the More

In a way that BBC reporter I mentioned above has done us all a favour: he has gone to the scene of one of Islamist terror’s worst recent atrocities (in the West at any rate), with the bodies barely cold, and captured verbatim the all-too-typical Muslim response: victimhood; buck-passing; fatalism. More

Jawad Rathore wants to see a big Canadian flag flying from a prominently positioned flagpole in front of every mosque in the country to send the simple message that Muslims are proud Canadians. More

At least 151 people executed in Saudi Arabia so far this year is the highest recorded figure since 1995, said Amnesty International. More

Bangladesh has said it intends to ban the Islamic television channel, Peace TV, in the wake of the deadly attack on a cafe in the capital, Dhaka. More

Incident that took place on the fourth of June and targeted people while praying near the Prophet’s Mosque (SAW) in Medina, and in mosques of Jeddah and Qatif on the Eid evening was a chance to unify the Saudis from all regions and sects, and a bloody evidence on the massive gap between terrorism and Islam, and between Saudi Arabia and More

More than 200 people gathered at the Lima Mosque in the Peruvian capital city Friday for the grand opening and a dinner in celebration of Eid Al-Fitr. More

The owner of a Kebab restaurant in Washington DC has been offering free meals to homeless on a daily basis for the past few months, opening doors for an audience that’s rarely welcome in elegant eateries. More

Police have set up a mobile facility at Thornlie Square Shopping Centre tonight in the hope that someone will come forward with information into hate crimes against an Islamic school in Thornlie. More

A Muslim mother from Bury was subjected to a vicious racist rant in the street before the perpetrator told her “to go home” because he had voted to leave the EU. More

A mosque in Leyton, a Muslim centre in Finsbury Park and another in Tottenham all received packages last Thursday. More

Britain broke international law when it invaded Iraq in 2003, its deputy prime minister at the time, John Prescott, said on Sunday in the wake of the Chilcot report’s criticism of the decision. More