Religion

Inside Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia cancels death sentence for Sri Lankan who insulted Prophet Muhammad

A Saudi court sentenced Anojan Sivarasa to death for insulting Islam on Facebook despite deleting comment and apologising. The Supreme Court later reversed the decision

Why Palestinian Christians can view the archbishop of Canterbury's visit with cautious hope

Fares Abraham

How the Muslim world is grappling with AI, faith and the struggle for human dignity

Hesham Gaafar

Pope Leo XIV wants to disarm AI. Its developers want to win the race

Marco Carnelos

Eight Muslim countries denounce Israeli incursions at Al-Aqsa

Why Jordan cannot be stripped of Al-Aqsa custodianship

Mustafa Abu Sway

Abu Hamid al-Ghazali: How one of Islam’s most revered figures still speaks to the modern world

Tunisia: Ghriba Jewish pilgrimage sees increased turnout after years of restrictions

Let us pray, electronically: America's Middle Eastern churches go virtual during pandemic

Muslim woman sues New York police after being forced to remove hijab

Israel's coronavirus Passover: This night is different

Coronavirus is changing how American Muslims hold funerals

Ramadan: How coronavirus will affect the Muslim month of fasting this year

BBC begins broadcasting weekly Islamic sermons as mosques remain shut due to coronavirus

Coronavirus: US mosques cancel Friday prayers, cite responsibility to save lives

What is Umrah? The Islamic pilgrimage explained

India rejects criticism by OIC as Erdogan slams 'massacres' of Muslims

US city grants mosques preliminary approval to broadcast call to prayer over loudspeakers

On the sinister objectives of Abu Dhabi's 'crusade' against political Islam

Andreas Krieg

In pictures: Historic synagogue reopens in Egypt after $4m restoration