A London bus driver has managed to save the life of a woman in labor, rushing her to the hospital after she waited for more than 75 minutes for an ambulance close to midnight.

As thousands of Muslims were forced to flee their homes in Central Africa Republic to escape militia attacks, a mosque has been set on fire in the capital city of Bangui after Christian militias looted it.

Wearing cowboy boots, Ray Allen looks a typical cowboy with a swan white skin tone, small chestnut colored eye and blondish-gray hair, making him an unusual resident of jagged snow-capped mountains of Sulaymaniyah, the capital city for Iraqi Kurdistan.

Building on two-year successes, Muslim imams have sent a strong message to Canadians during the Friday sermon that violence against women is unacceptable.

 Granting Muslims an access to one of the tastiest meat in the world, Norway is planning to produce the first-ever halal reindeer meat to accommodate Muslims’ needs during Christmas celebrations.

The controversy over reports that the southwest African nation of Angola had banned Islam and begun to demolish mosques took a new turn Tuesday when Manuel Fernando, director of the Angolan Ministry of Culture’s National Institute for Religious Affairs, denied both reported measures.

According to several Angolan newspapers, Angola has become the first country in the world to ban Islam and Muslims, taking first measures by destroying mosques in the country.

Paris Grand Mosque wall and door have been defaced by anti-Islam offensive graffiti, drawing condemnations from Muslim community and French officials, a few hours after a shooting spree spread panic across the French capital.

Day after day, little hope has started to shine in the typhoon-stricken central Philippines, with Muslims organizations worldwide piling relief aid to starving survivors.

As Britons keep their eyes focused on the awaited trial of Woolwich attack suspects, the Muslim minority are still preoccupied with correcting their image widely damaged after the attack.