The film “The Taj Story” and recent curriculum revisions in India reflect a broader Hindu nationalist effort to rewrite history, marginalize Muslim contributions, and reshape national identity along sectarian lines.

The 2025 elections in the U.S. mark a historic turning point for Muslim American political influence, representing not just an increase in seats but a qualitative leap toward executive power and strategic political impact.

Islamophobia in Britain is no longer an isolated phenomenon or fleeting discourse, but rather a growing social reality fueled by government policies and elite rhetoric.

Remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump and his Syria envoy Tom Barrack go far beyond ordinary political sparring; they highlight a deeper trend in American political culture where Islam and Muslims are increasingly framed as a permanent threat.

Germany’s Association for Education and Training (VBE) has called for the introduction of comprehensive Islamic religious education in schools across the country.