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Archaeological discoveries confirm Arab Gulf region’s long history of religious coexistence

Archaeological discoveries confirm Arab Gulf region’s long history of religious coexistence

  • First evidence of Christian occupation — fragments of plaster crosses — was unearthed in 1994 off Abu Dhabi coast
  • There is enough evidence testifying to Christianity’s existence along Gulf shores from at least the 4th century AD
By Jonathan Gornall ·
Indonesia, Muslim World League hold first-ever G20 religion forum

Indonesia, Muslim World League hold first-ever G20 religion forum

By Sheany Yasuko Lai ·
Shared values key to world peace: Muslim World League chief

Shared values key to world peace: Muslim World League chief

By Francesco Bongarrà ·
Taliban add more compulsory religion classes to Afghan universities

Taliban add more compulsory religion classes to Afghan universities

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US says some Indian officials ignoring or supporting attacks on minorities

US says some Indian officials ignoring or supporting attacks on minorities

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Special Islam grows in Brazilian slums photos

Islam grows in Brazilian slums

By Eduardo Campos Lima ·
Arab Christians face mounting challenges in the West despite Easter holiday

Arab Christians face mounting challenges in the West despite Easter holiday

By RAY HANANIA ·
Italian archbishop visits Sicilian mosque

Italian archbishop visits Sicilian mosque

By Francesco Bongarrà ·
Syria’s Assad scraps top Muslim cleric post

Syria’s Assad scraps top Muslim cleric post

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Lord Sharkey slammed a “shameful” disregard for British Muslims, who are systematically deprived of university education because of a refusal to introduce a student loan system that Muslims can access he said. (Shutterstock/File Photo)

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By Christopher Hamill-Stewart ·
Special England’s faith leaders challenge lockdown ban on worship

England’s faith leaders challenge lockdown ban on worship

By Christopher Stewart ·
Egypt’s El-Sisi says freedom of expression stops at offending more than 1.5 billion people

Egypt’s El-Sisi says freedom of expression stops at offending more than 1.5 billion people

By Reuters ·
Egypt’s Al-Azhar calls on international community to criminalize ‘anti-Muslim’ actions

Egypt’s Al-Azhar calls on international community to criminalize ‘anti-Muslim’ actions

By Reuters ·

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