Islam

"Is your career worth a spot in hell? That is what keeps resonating with me."

London-based art collective Muslim Sisterhood want to “represent ‘normal’ Muslim girls who aren’t bloggers, fashionistas or Bake Off winners.”

Legislative candidates spend a fortune on their campaigns. When the majority of them lose the race, their savings and their sanity, exorcists step in.

"People have been looking at me longer than usual, and I wonder: are they looking at me because they feel sorry for me? Or are they looking at me because they agree with what that man did?"

"Queer Muslim voices in this debate are the most important. We can’t continue to have conversations about marginalized groups without them leading those conversations."

The law is set to take effect next week.

Images show the names of numerous far-right figures on the weapons involved in the Christchurch mosque shooting, including Quebec mosque murderer Alexandre Bissonnette.

Mohammed Khalid is one of the youngest people ever charged with aiding terrorists in the U.S. Now, he’s out of prison and trying to prove he can be trusted.

Being a double minority presents a double set of issues—one concerning culture and religion, the other concerning sexual identity.

"UKIP wasn't founded to be a party fighting a religious crusade.”

The head of the Islamist TPL has issued an edict that says "the chief justice and all those who ordered the release of Asia deserve death.”

Anjem Choudary's group had inspired more than 100 radicals to join ISIS. He'd only served half his sentence.