A mosque in Burton, England, cooked and distributed thousands of meals to needy people from different religions during the Corona virus Pandemic. Some of the meals were allocated to hospital health workers, in recognition of their efforts to combat the virus.
Official statistics report that Muslims constitute approximately 5% of the population of Europe today, but this number is expected to increase significantly in the next thirty years. The European countries, Kosovo and Albania, will include the most Muslims.
The Italian government signed an agreement with Islamic centers that allows Imams to provide spiritual and religious support to Muslim inmates in Italian prisons. Many consider this agreement to be a formal recognition of Islam as a major religion in Italy.
Muslims in Indonesia have shown great commitment to the implemented precautionary measures after reopening the mosques in Jakarta. Many worshipers emphasized their appreciation of returning to the mosques and full compliance with safety procedures.
The protests witnessed by America the past few days united the diverse religious and cultural groups of the American society. Protestors showed solidarity when they formed a human shield to protect Muslims protestors while praying in NewYork.
Protests in the have expanded to include many cities in both Europe and Asia after tens of thousands of people protested to reject racism and defend the rights of minorities. It has been the largest protest in the world since the 1960s.
Muslims Media reports warned about how some of the extremist right-wing groups in Britain are trying to accuse Muslims of causing the spread of the corona virus on a large scale in various English cities.These accusations may cause a rift in society if not faced firmly.
Despite the complex circumstances in India, Muslims in Ichalkaranji, Maharashtra, donated the price of 10 intensive care units to the local hospital, which they collected from Zakat Eid al-Fitr, to treat corona virus victims of various religions and ethnicities.
Thousands experienced an exceptional moment in Medinah when Al Masjid An-Nabawi opened its doors for fajr prayer for the first time since the lockdown began weeks ago. Filled with faith and joy, worshipers flooded its courtyards and halls.
Raffia Arshad became Britain's first Hijab-wearing Muslim judge after 17 years of working in law. The British Muslim community applauded her efforts, and Arshad hopes that her new position will allow her to promote diversity and change stereotypes about Muslims.
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