Isis leader killed in US raid was a low-key figurehead dubbed ‘the ghost’
Abu Ibrahim al-Qurayshi’s death was more dramatic than his brief reign over group
Salman Rushdie: ‘I am stupidly optimistic – it got me through those bad years’
The novelist on strong women, ‘moral censorship’ and the ‘great wound’ of his life
Turkey condemns Charlie Hebdo cartoon mocking Erdogan
Ankara accuses publication of sowing ‘seeds of hatred’ amid tensions over teacher’s killing
Pledge to protect France’s Jews in wake of Paris stabbings
Suspect claims he targeted magazine’s former office site over prophet caricatures
Nigerian Islamic court sentences singer to death for blasphemy
Man (22) prosecuted under Sharia law in Kano state for sharing song on WhatsApp
Urgent aid for Lebanon critical to avert disaster, says think tank
Government pressed to speed up talks with IMF and donors to secure funds and halt slide
Muslims prepare for end of a Ramadan like no other in history
Islam’s three holiest mosques have been shut and pilgrimages curtailed due to Covid-19
Coronavirus deprives Muslims of Ramadan’s usual joyful mood
Lockdown during this time of family and communal gatherings is particularly painful
The hard and fast rules when it comes to diet
There are clear benefits to giving your body time to focus on repair rather than digestion
What next for Isis? Terror group’s threat has not gone away
Since it entered the Syrian conflict, Isis has recruited an estimated 100,000 fighters
At least 50 killed and 75 injured in Kabul suicide bombing
Attack on crowded religious gathering is first major bombing in Afghan capital since September
Protests in Pakistan after Christian woman acquitted of blasphemy
Asia Bibi had been on death row since 2010 accused of insulting Muhammad
Christian woman facing death row for blasphemy acquitted in Pakistan
Asia Bibi had been on death row since 2010 accused of insulting Muhammad
Calling Muhammad paedophile ‘not protected by free speech’
Case before European Court of Human Rights upholds Austrian blasphemy decision
Pakistan court convicts 31 over blasphemy lynching of student
Killing of Mashal Khan on campus last year sparked outcry over misuse of blasphemy law
Two million Muslim pilgrims descend on Mecca for hajj
World’s most multicultural religious event gets under way in Saudi Arabia
What is it like to grow up Muslim in Ireland?
We ask a group about their experiences of racism, acceptance and Irishness
Jesus was ‘a migrant child’, bishops stress in Christmas message
More fact-checking needed in our ‘post-truth society’, says religious minister
Suicide bombers strike three cities in Saudi Arabia
Unknown number killed in apparently co-ordinated attacks on Medina, Jeddah and Qatif
Ramadan over long summer days an extra test for Muslims
Daily fasting can be up to 19 hours during period of solidarity and self-discipline
Hindu man hacked to death at his shop in Bangladesh
Complaint that victim had made comments against Prophet Muhammad in 2012
Syrian air force retaliation strikes kill 19 in Aleppo
Islamic State claims responsibility for hospital suicide bombing in which 15 die
Millions vote in Iran poll set to shape post-sanctions era
Many levers of power likely to remain in conservative hands in high-stakes election
Islam and Christianity stand for peace, harmony and human development, says Imam
Religion must not be blamed for terrorism
Iraq air force ‘hits convoy of IS leader al-Baghdadi’
Self-declared Caliph not believed to be among dead after attack on road to Karbala
Ten years on Danish daily stands by Muhammad caricatures
Debate continues as ‘Jyllands-Posten’ newspaper and cartoonist unrepentant
Call on Irish Muslims to reach out to people of other faiths this Ramadan
Holocaust survivor to be guest at Muslim meal in west Dublin this week
Washington subway bans Muhammad cartoon
Transport officials block plans by American free speech group to publish cartoon
German group suspected of plotting mosque attack arrested
The Oldschool Society formed in 2014 to carry out attacks against Muslim targets
Texas gunman was target of terror investigation
Armed suspects drove up to building and shot at security officer in Garland
Islam views murder as a crime and a major sin
Muslims in shock since appalling attack on ‘Charlie Hebdo’ in Paris
Investigation ordered into Palestinian cartoon of Prophet
Abbas orders investigation into alleged depiction of Prophet Muhammad in newspaper
Saudi Arabia delays activist’s flogging for second time
Amnesty International says Raif Badawi’s flogging postponed on medical grounds
Fintan O’Toole: Time to lift veil on Saudi Arabia’s hijacking of Islam
Saudi Arabia has spent $100 billion in recent decades spreading an extremist ideology
Je Suis Charlie: journalists must defend freedom of expression
‘The appalling massacre at Charlie Hebdo promises to make 2015 yet more deadly for journalists’
Nine killed in militant attack on Iraqi police station
Assault followed string of bombings in Shia areas around Baghdad
Pope Francis: ‘He seems to be walking the walk. He appears to be listening’
Christians, people of other faiths and none, give their views on Pope Francis
Islamic State’s leader’s rise to power linked to US
Self-appointed caliph Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi commands an army ‘worse than al-Qaida’
Both sides fuelling Iraqi sectarian power struggle that threatens state’s existence
Analysis: a militant attack on Baghdad could lead to a full-scale war and regional unrest
Isis dogma shows zero tolerance of dissent
Iraqis contravening the jihadi extremists’ strictures face punishment or exile
Murky lines between friend and foe in Libya
The death of US diplomat J Christopher Stevens has been blamed on an angry mob or al-Qaeda but an investigation shows his killers enjoyed Nato support
Arab Spring haj pilgrims talk politics and regional tensions despite heavy security
Saudi Arabia interior minister has assigned 95,000 members of the security forces to keep order
Tunisian politicians killed months apart with same gun
Radical Islamist group suspected of killing Chokri Belaid and Mohamed Brahmi
Intervention in Syria would implicate US in war crimes, warns top military officer
UN Security Council to hold informal meeting this week with members of Syrian opposition
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