President Biden’s repeal of the “Muslim” travel ban brings positive comments from Muslims around the country:
- Federal Executive Order Repeals Muslim Travel Ban (CBS19 News)
- ‘I Can Breathe Again’: Affected Families Celebrate the End of the Muslim Ban (Huffington Post)
Twitter now says the account banned for violating its policies “was ‘fake,’ without elaborating how it came to the conclusion”:
Five members of the French Council of the Muslim Faith signed on, but three groups refuse, citing the charter’s “prejudicial …, accusatory and marginalising tone,” fearing it will “weaken the bonds of trust between the Muslims of France and the nation”:
Sharia courts in Nigeria face a backlash for charging people for blasphemy:
As the president of the Pakistani-administered Kashmir, points out Muslim persecution in Kashmir and other parts of India, a British MP urges parliament to work with the UN and investigate alleged Kashmiri genocide since the special status was revoked:
- Keighley MP Seeks Probe into Kashmir Genocide Claims (Keighley News)
As Muslim representation in media increases, so does misrepresentation. Says one critic, “Netflix is that one kid at school who thinks Ramadan is a country”
- No More, Please! Twitter Livid Over Muslim Representation in Netflix Show (The Express Tribune)
Despite the fact the the US and Iran are both waiting for the other to make the first move on restoring the JCPOA, Iran anno0unces a return to status quo ante oil production:
Foreign Muslim intervention resulted in death of many Serb prisoners in the war more than two decades ago, and a Bosnian commander is now convicted of “failing to prevent or punish atrocities against” them:
- Bosnian Muslim Ex-Commander Jailed 10 Years over War Crimes by Islamist Fighters, (U.S. News & World Report)
Iran blames the cryptocurrency miners for outages, but they claim the government is making them a scapegoat for badly outdated electricity infrastructure:
