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Barisan Revolusi Nasional (BRN) is thought by observers to be the main faction responsible for the decades-old insurgency in the Muslim-majority southern provinces of Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat.

With a surging birth rate, Islam is expected to become the world's most popular religion by 2070.

A British Muslim has said he is frustrated by a lack of information after being taken off a flight to the United States.

The rise of a global Muslim middle class means the market for lifestyle apps is growing.

All 10 airports targeted by the laptop ban are located in Muslim-majority countries.

China has passed a series of restrictive laws in Xinjiang which it claims are aimed at combatting religious extremism.

A lone vandal used rocks and a Bible to smash through windows at the Islamic Center of Fort Collins in Colorado.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations has called for a hate crime investigation after a hijab-wearing woman had a gun pulled on her.

Police in New York have released surveillance video of a woman suspected of assaulting a Muslim woman in an apparent anti-Islamic attack.

An annual survey of American Muslims has found they face the most discrimination of all religious groups—and yet they report high levels of satisfaction with life in the U.S.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's objections to a Muslim prayer room at school has been criticized an "Islamophobic publicity stunt."

Donald Trump and his team need to understand that and the reasons why.

Al-Qaeda tells Muslims to kill Americans with God's blessing after accusing the U.S. of a deadly mosque strike in Syrian rebel territory.

Charges against him include attempt to murder and incitement to violence.

A hand-written note warning Muslims to leave the country was the same as one sent to a series of California mosques last November.

The building of a mosque in a Michigan city with a large proportion of Iraqi Christian immigrants has been the subject of a lengthy legal battle.

The president's initial travel and refugee ban executive order would have allowed the U.S. to prioritize Christian admissions.

Judges Derrick Watson in Hawaii and Theodore Chuang in Maryland temporarily halted the executive order, which was to take effect Thursday.

A school teacher in Houston is facing an investigation after publishing a series of anti-Islam tweets.

A hate-crime probe has been called for after a man broke into a mosque in Tucson, Arizona, and desecrated copies of the Quran.

Does the president's delayed rollout also "put our country in peril"?

The new deal gives the civilian representative the power to report on violations of the guidelines, and requires the mayor to get court approval before removing the representative.

State legislator John Bennett confirms that three students trying to meet him as part of a Muslim Day event were handed tracts asking if Muslims should rule over non-Muslims.

It is the extremist group's first direct threat of attacks against China.

Mumtaz Qadri killed Salman Taseer in 2011 for criticizing Pakistan's strict blasphemy laws.

Sean Spicer rejects any link between Trump and the shooting. But we all know that's not true, the author writes.

Vandals knocked over more than 500 tombstones at Mount Carmel Cemetery, days after a similar incident occurred at a Jewish cemetery near St. Louis.

What steps, if any, have been taken to review existing vetting procedures?

It's only the fourth blasphemy case in Danish history.

What if the new executive order disproportionately burdens Muslims?