Muslims
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Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain (MBC) Zara Mohammed announced that the country's Ministry of Defense has ended its 12-year relationship with the organization.
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The Sudanese army freed the National Broadcasting Company, which was under the control of the militants. "We will continue to pursue the rebels everywhere throughout the country," said army general Abdulfattah al-Burkhan. More than 13,000 people died in the conflicts in the country, 6 million people left their homes, and 1.7 million people fled to neighboring countries.
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The British government has decided to allocate 117 million pounds (about 150 million dollars) over 4 years to protect British Muslims "to prevent some anti-Muslim forces from creating tension". The new funds will be used to support mosques, Muslim religious schools and other community centers.
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One of India's most famous Muslims, Wakil Hasan's house in New Delhi was demolished without warning. In November, he and his team became heroes after rescuing 40 miners trapped in a landslide in 26 hours.
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In the United States, a person named Bert James Baker attacked American Muslims returning from a demonstration in support of Palestine with a knife and injured one of them. The Council on American-Islamic Relations called for hate crime charges against him.
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Nayib Bukele, the current president of El Salvador, announced his victory in the elections held on Monday. He collected more than 85% of votes. Nayib Bukele is originally from Palestine. His father, Armando (Ahmed) Bukele Kattan, was an imam and a businessman, who took an active part in the country's political life.
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HRW has accused China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of forcing millions of Chinese Muslims in labor camps to produce aluminum needed to make auto parts.
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Brazil, the world's leading exporter of halal beef, has developed a tourist guide that includes available mosques, Muslim amenities and other information to attract more tourists from Muslim countries.
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It has been 100 days since the Zionists started the massacre in Gaza. For 100 days, the heart of the whole Islamic world is full of blood, and true believers have no pleasure in eating or drinking. These pains have exceeded the boundaries of religion and nationality. There are now demonstrations in many parts of the world demanding an end to the massacre in Gaza. The end of patience and tolerance is in sight...
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The French government has banned foreign-educated imams from working in the country.