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Unnamed defendant in intimidation trial can wear Muslim clothing in court but must remove niqab when giving evidence.

Liberal opposition leader ElBaradei faces lawsuit following his resignation as vice-president.

Peace Mobile is brainchild of television evangelist Zakir Naik from Mumbai.

Halalgoogling blocks pornography, nudity and homosexuality, all of which are considered un-Islamic.

Imran Firasat's film follows controversial Innocence of Muslims and The Innocent Prophet.

Radical Islamic suspect arrested by French police in Yvelines.

The three were arrested on suspicion of hatching plot to kill British soldier Drummer Lee Rigby.

Two suspects arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder as police follow many lines of inquiry.

Anti-Muslims sentiments in parts of UK as two men arrested for attacking mosques.

Saudi Arabia says militants 'reformed' through rehabilitation programmes.

Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice says it will not use force or target nightclubs.

Islamists vow 'European Summer' similar to Arab Spring in Middle East.

Unmarried girl gets a £114 fine while married women attracts a £23 fine if found using mobile phone outside their houses.

Key lawmaker says late-night conversations between young men and women promote vulgarity - but mobile phone companies appeal.

Men will receive text message alert whenever any of their wives try to leave the country.

Barber says his religion prohibits him from touching women other than his family members.

Teacher Iman Abu Bakr Kilany plans to appeal against suspended jail sentence for cutting hair of girls who didn't wear headscarves.

Millions of Muslims from 189 countries stone the three adjacent pillars which are said to represent Satan.

Egypt's conservative groups have approved the introduction of Bible verses that do not conflict with Islamic principles.

Detained man allegedly extorted money and jewels from many of the female victims in Saudi Arabia.

Local media reports that flyers warning of death threats have been issued in certain Christian-dominated areas.

Nearly a dozen US missions in Islamic countries face protests, while Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood demands 'million-man march'.

Pomegranate juice to be given instead of champagne as Muslims are barred from taking alcoholic drinks.

Police yet to determine the cause of the killing, but they are probing a blasphemy angle.

Angry Muslims demand arrest of girl accused of burning verses from Koran in public.

As most vitamins contain pork gelatin, the pharmacist decided to make halal vitamins for Muslims.

Industrial city to help women pursue their career goals while abiding by strict Islamic principles.

Institution says it cannot deviate from its Catholic rules, but Muslims see the ban as violation of state policy.

While some athletes feel they cannot manage without food, some religious leaders insist that the custom be followed.

Non-Muslim residents who eat, drink or smoke in public during Ramadan face expulsion from the kingdom.