‘I can get close to God’: Millions from around the globe participate in religious Arbaeen walk in Iraq

Muslims in Senegal prepare for Eid al-Adha celebrations

Canada unveils a first-of-a-kind Eid stamp this year

At Boston’s first Yemeni restaurant, food, community and tradition are on the menu this Ramadan

The state of religion in France

After years of conflict and rebuilding, Mosul University’s Central Library marks new beginning  

Turkey’s ‘whirling dervishes’ strive to keep the practice sacred amid tourist demand

Two years after revolution, Christians in Sudan evaluate gains

After the revolution, a secular Sudan?

The world celebrates Eid — including some of The World’s listeners

This medieval Catholic church in Spain hosts iftar meals during Ramadan 

Indonesia outlaws one of the world’s largest vigilante groups

PHOTOS: Very different, symbolic hajj in Saudi Arabia amid the coronavirus

Turkey’s president formally makes Haghia Sophia a mosque

How coronavirus is changing the way Muslims celebrate Ramadan

Wajahat Ali on maintaining one’s faith through crises

Saudi Arabia imposes travel ban to Mecca over coronavirus

Politics complicate the hajj spiritual journey for some Muslims

Indonesia’s newest Gen Z craze? Marrying someone you’ve never even dated.

This region of Indonesia was known for its religious harmony. Now, Catholics face growing intolerance.

Sri Lanka bans face veils after terrorist attacks

Muslims in Sri Lanka say they feel targeted after bombings

‘It feels like it happened right here,’ says one American Muslim

New Zealand mosque shootings kill 49 in terrorist attack

The world’s largest Islamic group wants Muslims to stop saying ‘infidel’

The group behind Nairobi’s recent terror attack recruits young people from many faiths. Officials can’t stop it.

‘Maybe we need more God in prisons’ to curb radicalization, says one former extremist

How 16 Americans found family, faith and their immigrant roots — generations after their parents left their homelands

French ban on full-face Islamic veil violates human rights, says UN

How an ancient Islamic holiday became uniquely Caribbean

Middle Eastern conflicts leave prices high as hajj gets underway

The town that doesn’t vote: Pakistan’s Ahmadis say forced to abstain

Austria plans to shut down mosques, expel foreign-funded imams

The journey of two sisters into the Syrian jihad, and a father’s efforts to rescue them

Qawwali

The 99

Taqwacores

Islam and the cosmos

How hate and debate came to a Connecticut mosque

Understanding Sufi Islam in the wake of the Egypt mosque massacre

British volunteers in Syria took on ISIS. Now they face possible arrest back home.

Pentagon looks at stepping up its role in Africa to counter ISIS

Fashion, faith and culture come together through the global art of head wrapping

Niger raid highlights US military’s growing role in Africa

Nearly a thousand ISIS fighters choose surrender, not martyrdom, in Iraq

In some affluent circles in Egypt, the hijab and burkini just won’t do

Bioethics in Islam

Brace yourself America, Charlie Hebdo has arrived

Some refugees suffer culture shock — with their health care

A ‘man of no land’ tries to find home in Saudi Arabia

Muslims revere Jesus too, but this Turkish author sees the Islamic Jesus in a new light

The murder of a Virginia teen has ‘shaken up the entire American Muslim community’

ISIS has wanted to strike in Iran for a long time

SHORT: Is Trump cutting the US program that could stop bombings like Manchester?

Donald Trump’s first foreign trip is a lot like a pilgrimage. And that’s the point.

From facing Islamophobia, to creating a hit website that fights Muslim caricatures

Athens doesn’t have a single mosque, so Muslims worship in makeshift prayer rooms

One group aims to give Muslim women in France a voice

A Muslim immigrant and a Christian pastor find common ground — and try to connect with their Latino neighbors too

Why this Muslim American, who fled Iran in 1979, backs Trump’s travel ban