Conservative Muslim News Today

Around 300 people protested outside Coldplay’s show in Jakarta last night, saying that the band were spreading “LGBT propaganda” and damaging Indonesia’s “faith and morals”

I thought the party could not sink lower than Boris Johnson, but the home secretary’s conduct makes it intolerable for people of colour, says former Conservative Muslim Forum leader Mohammed Amin

Insurance figures have paid their respects following the passing of respected former broker - and the first Conservative Muslim peer - Lord Mohamed Sheikh, who

In mid-January, the British Communities Secretary Eric Pickles sent a letter to 1,000 Muslim leaders in Britain, asking them to "explain and demonstrate how faith in Islam can be part of British identity". The reaction was swift, with many Muslims expressing anger or dismay at what they saw as the insinuation that Islam is not part of Britain. By Susannah Tarbush

In Bangladesh, some Muslim women want the right to withhold pictures on their national ID cards on religious grounds. Authorities say photo IDs are necessary for security.

Five top aides to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson have resigned from 10 Downing Street within hours of each other, dealing a fresh blow to his embattled government amid ‘partygate’ scandal.

In May 2020, I wrote to then-chairwoman of the UK’s Conservative Party, Amanda Milling, Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the leaders of the party in both Houses of Parliament with regards to Islamophobia in the Tory party. Following the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s decision not to investigate allegations of Islamophobia, I sought to raise the importance of the party

A British lawmaker has said she was fired from a ministerial job because her Muslim faith was making her Conservative colleagues “uncomfortable,” according to a report.  

Najwyższym przywódcą politycznym, religijnym i wojskowym talibów (emirem) jest mułła Hajbatullah Ahundzadeh. W ścisłym kierownictwie ruchu znajduje się również najstarszy syn jego założyciela mułły Omara oraz przywódca sprzymierzonej z tali

Ihsane Haouach od 1 czerwca br. sprawowała funkcję komisarz w krajowym Instytucie ds. Równości Kobiet i Mężczyzn (IEFH). Jednak już 9 lipca zrezygnowała ze stanowiska. Jak twierdzi od samego początku spotkała się z dyskryminacją i atakami słownymi. Jej sprawa ożywiła debatę na temat noszenia chusty przez muzułmanki w miejscach publicznych.     Ihsane Haouach twierdzi, że od początku pełnienia nowej roli spotykała się z dyskryminacją z powodu swojego ubioru, a ataki sło...