Though the Muslim holy month of Ramadan is known for bringing families around the table, Jamal Hilal, a Syrian refugee in Jordan, spends his days worrying about scraping enough food together so that his family can break their fast.

Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi declared a state of emergency on Saturday to give his government more powers following an ISIL attack on a beach hotel, where 38 foreign tourists, were killed.

The leading Sunni figure in Iran termed attacks on Masjids and religious places ‘obvious examples of extremism’ and contrary to Islamic Shari’ah.

Islamophobic acts in France have increased by 23.5 percent in the first six months of 2015 compared with the same period last year, a French nongovernmental organization has said in a new report.

Muslim organisations in the UK have condemned a move by an anti-Sharia campaign group to host an exhibition featuring cartoons of Prophet Muhammad in London in September.

Thousands of Palestinians from the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem marched to Al-Aqsa Mosque to pray the third Friday prayer of the holy month of Ramadan.

Muslims in Nigeria are in a race to complete recitation of the Qur’an as many times as they could before Ramadan winds down, with many parents enticing their children to memorize the holy book in return for gifts, among other things.

As questions still linger on who is behind Muslim killings in Uganda, another cleric was gunned down last night on his way home.

The German Chancellor Angela Merkel, in a speech at a Ramadan iftar hosted by Federal Integration member, Aydan Ozoguz, has said that there is no doubt that Islam belongs in Germany and will remain so.

Houthi militia fire on a residential district of Yemen’s battleground second city Aden killed at least 31 civilians and wounded over 100 early Wednesday, a senior health official said in an updated toll.