Turkey calls for France boycott as Islamic world backlash grows
France's largest employers' federation on Monday urged companies to "resist the blackmail" over the boycott calls.
Covid-19 pandemic: Pope to celebrate Christmas without congregation
The virus has killed more than 37,000 people in Italy, but thousands have also turned out in recent days to protest curbs on social activities.
Pope backs civil unions for gay couples
The Pope's favourable stance on civil unions marks a step away from a 2003 document prepared by the Vatican's dogma office, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
Muslim Nigerian singer sentenced to death by hanging for blasphemous song
A Nigerian Sharia court has sentenced a 22-year-old singer for uploading a blasphemous song on Whatsapp
Former Pope Benedict XVI 'extremely frail': Report
Benedict, 93, is suffering from erysipelas of the face, a virus that causes a facial rash and episodes of severe pain, as per the former pope's biographer.
Virus deaths surge in US as scaled-down Hajj begins
Resurgent virus outbreaks have forced nations around the world to step up measures against the contagion.
The Satanic Temple opens scholarship under their 'Devil's Advocate' grant
The scholarship grant is worth $500 for high school graduates of 2020
Erdogan to pray in Hagia Sophia after mosque reconversion
The concern now for historians is over the preservation of Hagia Sophia.
Same sex couples get the green light for religious marriage ceremonies in Northern Ireland
The same sex marriage law provides lawful protection to religious bodies who are not inclined to officiate ceremonies
e-Vesak: Internet aids the celebration of Buddha's birth during COVID-19 lockdown
Vesak rituals will be live-streamed by various organizations for worshipers to watch from home during the lockdown.
Muslims mark Ramadan with unprecedented virus lockdowns
Widespread rules have been imposed banning praying in mosques.
Islamophobic boss forced to pay £20,000 to former employee
A hairdresser won a lawsuit against her former boss who made her pick up dog faeces after finding out she was Muslim.
Lockdown stalls Notre-Dame's rebirth one year after fire
Mounds of debris still have to be cleared above the massive vaulted roof.
Pope marks 'Easter of solitude' in virus lockdown
Most of the world's 1.3 billion Catholics were in forced confinement as the Pope spoke.
Priest encourages worshippers to drink from same spoon despite coronavirus risk
The Priest claimed that wine from the blessed cup cannot carry disease.
Grandmother allows paedophile cult leader to abuse four underage granddaughters to win lottery
Girls aged 3, 7, 10, and 13 were abused by an occult cult leader who promised their grandmother that she would win the lottery if she gave him the girls.
Pope Francis issues apology for smacking the hand of woman in viral video
Pope Francis apologised for slapping the hand of a woman who grabbed him on New Year's Eve.
Pope Francis ushers in Christmas with message of 'unconditional love'
Francis will at noon on Wednesday give the traditional Christmas Day mass -- his seventh -- addressed to the world in front of St Peter's Square.
Defiant Indians protest nationwide against citizenship law
Modi has insisted that his government does not aim to marginalise Muslims with the new law.
China State TV takes Arsenal-Manchester City game off-air after comments by Mesut Ozil
The match will no longer be aired after the Arsenal player criticised China's treatment of Uighur Muslims.
Islamophobe walks free after assaulting and strangling teenager with her own hijab
The woman who verbally and physically assaulted a 14-year-old schoolgirl from Sheffield has been "let out with a caution".
Hindu worshipers ignore ban on world's largest animal sacrifice ritual
The "world's largest animal sacrifice ritual" is proceeding as usual even after Nepal banned it in 2015.
How much does a Mecca pilgrimage cost?
The pilgrimage is an obligatory act of worship that followers of Islam owe to God once in their lifetime.
How Boris Johnson could incite more Muslim women to don the burqa
Burqa comments like Boris Johnson's are pushing Muslims to reassert their identity.
Eid Mubarak! 140,000 British Muslims enjoy Europe's largest celebration in Birmingham
The end of the fast of Ramadan was cause for a massive celebration in Small Heath, Birmingham.
Selfie-free zone: Total Internet ban for 24 hours during Bali's Day of Silence
Indonesian central government has agreed to block the mobile internet ahead of Bali's annual Day of Silence, or Nyepi.