Anger in Islamic world snowballing since last week when a spokeswoman for Modi's party commented on relationship between Muhammad and youngest wife on TV debate show

New Delhi struggling to contain diplomatic fallout, which has seen protests from key regional allies over comments made by members of PM Modi's BJP party

Political scientists' review of over 250,000 articles concludes media portrays Muslims and Islam in overwhelmingly negative light, severely impacting public perception

Invoking France's 'Islamist separatism' law, French judges strike down local law enabling women to wear full-body swimwear

During his show, Ibrahim Issa claimed Isra and Miraj, the mystical night journey of Prophet Mohammed from Mecca to Jerusalem, was a 'completely delusional story'

With Eric Zemmour and Marine Le Pen railing against their religion in frequent diatribes, many French Muslims fear such rhetoric has been normalized

One of the most heavily trafficked resources is a newspaper archive of Arabic publications from Ottoman and British Mandate Palestine

Militant group claims it won't reimpose brutal interpretation of religious regulations; most Muslim nations incorporate elements of sharia, but few carry out its punishments

The Saudi-based Muslim World League brokered an agreement between Iraq’s top Sunni and Shia religious leaders, establishing a bulwark against cross-sectarian hostilities

Mike Schultz, Rambam's spiritual care chief, is tasked with meeting the non-medical needs of patients suffering from loneliness on top of COVID-19, whether they be holy or mundane