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‘Get rid of hatred’: Muslim chaplain invites protesters for burgers as mosques step up security

One Muslim leader has pledged to greet any protesters who wish to engage with the community with free food and calm discussion

The Independent UK

Concerns Glasgow will be targeted in far-right disorder this weekend

A MUSLIM group has expressed concerns that mosques in Glasgow could be targeted amid growing anxiety over far-right marches planned for this…

The National (Scotland)

Extension of King Charles free portraits scheme upsets unions and mosques

Academics’ union calls offer a ‘descent into parody’ while mosques complain about C of E special treatment

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Faith Institutions Empowering Minority Students Through Education Initiatives

Faith institutions are empowering minority students through education to foster diversity and economic growth.

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Mosques condemn Labour MPs for failing to vote for Gaza ceasefire as protesters march on office

Ceasefire vote deepens anger as Muslims feel ‘betrayed’ by government and opposition on conflict

The Independent UK

Muslim call to prayer can now be broadcast publicly in New York City without a permit

The Muslim call to prayer will ring out more freely in New York City under guidelines announced by Mayor Eric Adams

The Independent UK

Minnesota Muslims vow to continue call to prayer despite rise in mosque attacks

Twin Cities community has long battled Islamophobia, and some say series of attacks is backlash to new rule allowing calls any time

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Minneapolis allows Islamic call to prayer five times per day

Local groups welcome decision to make Minneapolis the first large city in the US with year-round public call to prayer.

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Manhunt as ‘devil worshipper’ who killed cousin goes on run from hospital again

Members of the public are advised not to approach Mosa Jamal Abid and to call 999

Evening Standard

CCTV captures ‘horrific’ attack on Muslim man set on fire as he walked home from mosque

Victim suffered facial burns when jacket set alight in in Edgbaston, Birmingham, as police investigate potential connection with similar incident in London

The Independent UK

Calls for a 'green' Ramadan revive Islam's long tradition of sustainability and care for the planet

For many Muslims breaking fast in mosques around the world this Ramadan, something will be missing: plastics.

The Conversation

'Not just the ramp.' Worship spaces need more accessibility

Many U.S. houses of worship have accessibility limitations

The Independent UK

California churches, nonprofit colleges could build homes on their land with proposed law

SAN FRANCISCO — California nonprofit colleges and faith organizations such as churches, mosques and synagogues would be able to build affordable homes on their land under a bill introduced Tuesday to help alleviate the state's worsening housing shortage and homelessness crisis.

Los Angeles Times

For Indonesia's transgender community, faith can be a source of discrimination – but also tolerance and solace

Shinta Ratri, an Indonesian transgender woman, taught transgender people at the Al-Fatah Islamic boarding school she founded in 2008 that God didn’t care if you were gay or transgender.

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UK’s first-ever survey details attacks on mosques, Islamic bodies

About 42 percent of surveyed mosques or Islamic bodies have been attacked in the last three years, a report says.

The Hindu

Malappuram mosques lend a hand blurring religious borders

20 mosques raise funds for the treatment of a 38-year-old kidney patient

The Conversation

Mutual aid: can community fridges bring anarchist politics to the mainstream?

Since the start of the pandemic, communities throughout the UK have rallied to help vulnerable and isolated people. Churches, charities, football clubs, mosques, local councillors and groups of concerned neighbours have distributed food, home-learning technology, emotional support and everything in between.

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