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33 Muslims arrested for attacking 2 Christian men on allegations of desecrating Qur’an in Pakistan

33 Muslims arrested for attacking 2 Christian men on allegations of desecrating Qur’an in Pakistan

  • The blaze fully incinerated the factory and parts of the house
  • Blasphemy accusations are common in Pakistan and under the country’s blasphemy laws, anyone found guilty of insulting Islam or Islamic religious figures can be sentenced to death
By AP ·
Saudi Arabia launches 1,000 Qur’an memorization sessions for Hajj season

Saudi Arabia launches 1,000 Qur’an memorization sessions for Hajj season

By Arab News ·
The 44th King Abdulaziz Qur’an competition begins in August

The 44th King Abdulaziz Qur’an competition begins in August

By Arab News ·
Islamic art: Riyadh library exhibition to showcase 350 rare Qur’an copies

Islamic art: Riyadh library exhibition to showcase 350 rare Qur’an copies

By Arab News ·
Contestants participate in the 43rd King Abdulaziz International Competition for the Memorization, Recitation and Interpretation

58 contestants recite Qur’an in Makkah contest

By Tareq Al-Thaqafi ·
Contestants praise Kingdom’s hosting of Qur’an memorization contest

Contestants praise Kingdom’s hosting of Qur’an memorization contest

By Arab News ·
Sweden re-examining residency permit of Iraqi refugee who burned Qur’an copy

Sweden re-examining residency permit of Iraqi refugee who burned Qur’an copy

By Agencies ·
Prince Faisal renews Saudi rejection of Qur’an burnings in call with Swedish FM

Prince Faisal renews Saudi rejection of Qur’an burnings in call with Swedish FM

By Arab News ·
Update Sweden is risking its ties with Muslim countries, warns leading Saudi analyst video

Sweden is risking its ties with Muslim countries, warns leading Saudi analyst

By Arab News ·
Update Iraqis keep up Qur’an protests in Baghdad after book burnings

Iraqis keep up Qur’an protests in Baghdad after book burnings

By AP ·
Pope Francis slams decision to allow burning of Qur’an - newspaper

Pope Francis slams decision to allow burning of Qur’an - newspaper

By Arab News ·
Update OIC calls for global action to combat Islamophobia

OIC calls for global action to combat Islamophobia

By Nada Hameed ·
Iran holds off sending ambassador to Sweden in protest over Qur’an incident

Iran holds off sending ambassador to Sweden in protest over Qur’an incident

By Reuters ·

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