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Female fans celebrate as thousands watch World Cup qualifier at Tehran stadium
Cairo blames the Islamist group for inciting protests across Egypt, but few believe the divided movement still wields such influence
Approval of bill on ‘triple talaq’ marks victory for Hindu nationalist government but stirs controversy
As the country goes to the polls, it faces a profound question: is it a multifaith society or a Hindu-first nation?
Rejecting military rule goes hand-in-hand with redefining a more moderate Islam
The country’s recovery depends on its ability to root out extremism and rebuild trust between religions
A new definition of Islamophobia unhelpfully conflates race and religion
Diplomatic mission coincides with resumption of trade talks in Washington
Turkish leader uses video of Christchurch attacks at campaign rallies
New report claims detention programme focuses on education and training
A lucid defence of the evolution of Islam’s religious jurisprudence
Indonesian president campaigning as defender of Islam but fate of Uighurs remains taboo
Security services under pressure to explain why Brenton Tarrant was not on a watch list
Beijing says visiting Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman ‘respects’ its measures
The Muslim and non-Muslim worlds are becoming increasingly intolerant of each other
Pontiff's three-day trip includes open-air mass for 135,000 Catholics
The region is riven by a clash between a top-down and bottom-up vision for states
Move to make religion align with socialism comes as Xinjiang internment camps condemned
Cleric Khadim Hussain Rizvi among those held to thwart protests over blasphemy case
Acquittal of Asia Bibi, a Christian, sparked violent protests in the Islamic republic
Asia Bibi still in protective custody after blasphemy death sentence overturned
Congressional commission weighs use of Magnitsky Act to target those behind Muslim camps
If governments will not act, there is more the corporate sector could do
Economic woes drive up livestock prices ahead of annual Muslim holiday
A whole generation is being robbed of cultural, economic and educational opportunity
