Adeel Malik
Born in Hong Kong, grew up in Scotland and ethnically Pakistani, Adeel primes himself to be a multicultural individual who is an advent social media user for the purpose of learning and propagating Islam while is also a sports fan. Being an English teacher himself, he envisions a bright future for Muslims which he strongly believes can only be done with education.
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in Middle EastBig-hearted Saudi businessman returns a 1 million SAR property to two disabled women at an auction
Heartwarming news went viral of a Saudi businessman who bought a property worth SAR 1 million (US$ 263,000) at a public auction in Tabuk. After learning that the property belonged to two disabled heirs in need, he returned it to them without asking for a single riyal in compensation. Two disabled women and a family […] More
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Dropped by French club for fasting in Ramadan, Algerian footballer is now an English Premier League player
In 2023, Jaouen Hadjam was benched by the Nantes manager after choosing to observe his Ramadan fast on matchdays as reported by IlmFeed. When Nantes manager was asked back in 2023 about it. He said: “Jaouen? There is no controversy. Those who fast, I support them … on matchdays, you should not fast,” Antoine Kombouare […] More
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Brave 18-year-old Egyptian Muslim saves 6 before drowning
The story of 18-year-old Ziad Mohamed Ahmed Mahmoud has touched many across Egypt after he lost his life while bravely trying to save six people from drowning off the coast of Alexandria as reported by The Khaleej Times. Ziad was at Al-Bitash ‘Al-Mumayaz’ Beach in Al-Ajami, west of Alexandria, when he saw six people struggling […] More
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in America
Masjids in the USA have gone from 15 in 1950 to 3,000 in 2026
Allahu Akbar! It’s incredible to look back and see how much the American Muslim landscape has evolved over the last few decades – with countless efforts of generations of Muslims. According to data compiled from the US Mosque Survey and the Association of Statisticians of American Religious Bodies (ASARB), the number of mosques in the […] More
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in Islamophobia, UK
‘Poisonous’ Anti-Muslim narrative in the UK fueling far-right attacks, groups warn
A “poisonous narrative” surrounding Muslims in the UK is emboldening far-right terror attacks, Muslim groups and politicians have said in the wake of brutal attacks that took place in Edinburgh on Friday as reported by The Arab News. Allah says about Islamophobia in the Quran 61:8: They wish to extinguish Allah’s light with their mouths, […] More
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in Middle East
Saudi Arabia discovers inscription mentioning Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab alongside 1774 archaeological findings
Saudi Arabia’s Heritage Commission announced the discovery of a rock inscription bearing the name of Khalifa Umar ibn al-Khattab (may Allah be pleased with him) during archaeological surveys in the Madinah region, describing the find as a significant addition to the kingdom’s growing record of early Islamic heritage, as reported by the Daily Sabah. The […] More
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in Middle East
Heroic security officer saves life of a suicide man at Makkah’s Grand Masjid
A courageous security guard at Masjid Al Haram was reached out by Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif, Saudi Arabia’s Minister of the Interior, on Friday as the security guard got injured at the Grand Mosque in Makkah while saving a man trying to commit suicide, and praised his bravery as reported by the Arab […] More
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in UK
An Islamic high school for girls in England hits top spot in regional list 2025-2026
England’s city of Blackburn’s Tauheedul Islam Girls’ High School and Sixth Form College was named Comprehensive School of the Year in the Northwest 2026 as reported by the Lancashire Telegraph. The UK’s highest-achieving primary and secondary schools were revealed in the 33rd edition of The Sunday Times Parent Power Guide. The ranking lists the UK’s top primary […] More
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in Hong Kong
4000+ Muslims pray Salatul Janazah for minimum 9 deceased Muslims and offer heartfelt prayers for families affected by Tai Po fire tragedy
On the blessed day of Jummah (Friday), the atmosphere inside the Kowloon Mosque and Islamic Centre was one of quiet reverence as more than 4,000 worshippers stood together to recite a funeral prayer for the Muslims who had passed away and offered comfort prayers to the victims’ loved ones as reported by The Standard. Long […] More
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in Australia
Artistic looking Bendigo Mosque in Australia set to open 10 years on from hostile protests
On a bush block on the industrial outskirts of Bendigo, a minaret rises from the facade of a mosque in Australia. There are no fences, making the site of the central Victorian city’s first mosque visible from adjacent roads. This is no accident. Sameer Syed, who has been involved in the Bendigo Islamic Community Centre’s […] More
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in Asia
South Korea National Museum opens first gallery dedicated to Islamic art
Hong Kong had its first Islamic art display in June 2025, and now the National Museum of Korea will open its first gallery dedicated to Islamic art, marking a major step in expanding its global cultural exhibitions, Yonhap News Agency reported. The Islamic Art Gallery, located on the third floor of the museum’s Permanent Exhibition […] More
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in America
Zohran Mamdani, New York’s New Mayor, A Muslim and a South Asian Immigrant
His opponents seized on Islamophobic attacks in the final weeks of the campaign. But Muslim Americans say his perseverance has given them newfound hope and optimism, as reported by The Washington Post. In the closing days of New York City’s mayoral race, Zohran Mamdani released an ad entirely in Arabic. “I might look like your […] More
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