The Wallonia region in Belgium announced that starting from next September all the bans on wearing religious symbols in universities, including hijab, will be lifted off. That is considered a major triumph by anti Islamophobia groups and Muslim women in Belgium.
"Tolerance is the greatest power, and love of revenge is the first manifestation of weakness."
Human rights organizations reported that Sri Lanka's insistence on cremating bodies of coronavirus victims is considered as discrimination against Muslims and a disregard for WHO, which confirmed that burial is safe and doesn't pose any danger to public health.
The authorities in Nigeria are still searching for the 300 students who were kidnapped from a high school in the state of Katsina by the terrorist group Boko Haram. The group is responsible for a series of kidnappings of students that occurred in the past decade.
A Muslim girl is threatened with expulsion from her school in England for refusing to wear a short skirt, as they considered it to be noncompliance with the rules. This was considered to be an act of Islamophobia or a lack of understanding about Islam.
Robert Saleh became the first Muslim to hold the position of head coach for the New York Jets American football team. Muslim communities considered it a step toward diversity in America showing that Muslims are part of contributing to its progress.
The American magazine, Foreign Policy, warned of the growing dangers of extremist Far Right groups in many countries of the world, after their ideology was mainstreamed into political parties. A united global front is needed before it is out of control.
The authorities of Illinois, US will conduct a study on Muslim conditions and their civil and religious rights. Muslims hope that the study will contribute to the societal integration in Illinois, which includes the third highest percentage of Muslims in America.
The Austrian media denied the rumors claiming that the Austrian government decided to prevent Muslims from exercising their political rights, noting that the reason behind these rumors is a controversial law to combat extremism, which was rejected in Parliament.
The Muslim physician, Omar Atiq, became the talk of the American media after forgiving the medical fees owed from 200 cancer patients of his medical center in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He forgave 650 thousand dollars to relieve his patients during the Corona virus Pandemic.
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