Germany: Father of 14-Year-Old Syrian Bride Stabs Husband
A bloody family dispute involving a 14-year-old Syrian girl married to her cousin is currently the subject of a trial in Kassel.
A bloody family dispute involving a 14-year-old Syrian girl married to her cousin is currently the subject of a trial in Kassel.
Scholars are warning against the spread of niqab shops in Germany after an investigation has revealed they serve as Salafist meeting places and indoctrination centres.
There will soon be more Muslims than Christians in Europe, a Belgian minister has claimed. Speaking before the European Parliament, Koen Geens said the continent “does not realise this” yet but it could soon be the reality. This is due
Austria has expelled its first foreign-funded imam under new anti-extremism measures introduced in February last year. Imam Yakup Aynagoz, who was imam at the Ahi Evran mosque in the town of St Veit an der Göslen was ordered to leave
In a house in Bradford, north England a scene is being played out that is as old as Christianity itself: the faithful gathering in a home to share fellowship and the gospel. The guests, some of whom have travelled from
A mother from Bradford has admitted trying to take her children to live with Islamic State in Syria so they could grow up under Sharia law. The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, pleaded guilty to child abduction
One in five British Muslims has at least some sympathy with those who have travelled to Syria to fight with Islamic State, a poll reveals. The Survation poll of British Muslims for The Sun newspaper found that support was even
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban has defended his tough stance against Middle East immigrants by saying that Islam, the religion of the overwhelming number of people now entering Europe, is the “rulebook of another world” that has “never been part of Europe”.
A French centre-right politician has come under fire for arguing that France is a “white race” country and that immigrants, particularly Muslims, are only welcome if they are willing to adapt. Nadine Morano, a former minister under Nicolas Sarkozy also defended the