French Mosques To Hold a ‘Tea for Fraternity’ to Promote Tolerance
Rabat - This weekend, hundreds of mosques across France are holding an ‘Open House’ welcoming people from all religions to share a “Tea for Fraternity” to promote tolerance, fraternity and unity. One...
View ArticleGermany: Anti-Islam Protests Face Pro-Tolerance Demonstrators in Cologne
New York - Hundreds of anti-Islam protesters and pro-tolerance demonstrators have taken to the streets of Cologne in the wake of the tensions caused by mass sexual assaults and robberies that took...
View ArticleCanada: Syrian Refugees Attacked With Pepper Spray in Vancouver
New York - An event organized on Friday by a Muslim association in Vancouver to welcome Syrian refugees to the city, turned sour when a group of refugees was pepper sprayed by a stranger. The Muslim...
View ArticleSyrian Refugee and Muslim Among Obama’s State of The Union Address Guests
New York - The White House released on Sunday the names of its guests invited to President Obama’s Final State of the Union Address (SOTU) on Tuesday. A Syrian refugee and a Muslim American will be...
View ArticleVideo: British Muslims Talk About Islamophobia in U.K.
Miami - In a powerful video published on YouTube titled “Do You Know Who I Am?” a number of young British Muslims open up about the Islamophobia they face in the United Kingdom. According to Dazed...
View ArticleDonald Trump Sends Protester Out Into Freezing Weather Without Coat
New York - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made headlines once again, not for his presidential qualifications, but for the inhuman way in which he treats those that oppose him. During a...
View ArticleNew Book Highlights Stigmas Against Muslim Schoolchildren in France
Taroudante - On January 7, sociologist Beatrice Mabilon-Bonfils and historian François Durpaire published their book entitled "Fatima less rated than Marianne" where they highlighted stigmas against...
View ArticleBenkirane’s Government Dismisses Responsibility in Violence Against Teachers
Fez - Following the recent protests and marches organized by teacher trainees all over the country, the intensity of their massive demonstrations reached its height on Thursday when all Centres...
View ArticleSaudi Arabia, World’s Third Happiest Country: Survey
Washington D.C. - In the latest study conducted by Wayne Gallup International for Independent Research, polls found that Saudi Arabia’s citizens consider their country to be among the world’s third...
View ArticleMorocco, Among World’s Five Most Hopeful Nations: Survey
Washington D.C. - Morocco was named among the most hopeful nations according to a recent survey conducted by the WIN/Gallup International Association that interviewed people from 68 countries. For the...
View ArticleMoroccan Amazigh Push to Make Amazigh New Year a Public Holiday
Washington D.C. - Today marks the first day of year 2966, according to the Amazigh calendar. To gain recognition for this New Year, Amazigh have been orchestrating inclusive cultural festivities on...
View ArticleNew Jersey Cleric Criticizes ‘Passiveness’ of Muslim Americans
Taroudante - On January 8, Tunisian cleric Abdelfattah Mourou delivered a sermon criticizing fellow Muslim-Americans in a New Jersey mosque. Mourou who serves as vice president of the Tunisian...
View ArticleThousands of Germans Rally Against anti-Islam Movement
Taroudante - On Monday, thousands of people participated in a rally against the anti-Islam group LEGIDA in the East German city of Leipzig, forming a "chain of lights" that measured kilometers in...
View ArticleMoroccan Woman Declared Dead Wakes up Minutes Before Her Burial
Rabat - On January 9, a Moroccan woman woke up minutes before she was buried in Berrechid, 41 kilometers south of Casablanca. Before the burial, the woman was declared dead by a forensic doctor, but...
View ArticleSpain: Councilor of Moroccan Origins Officiates Gay Wedding
New York - Fátima Taleb, a Moroccan-Spanish councilor has recently officiated the wedding of two men last Saturday in the town of Badalona, in Spain. An image of Taleb dressed in hijab, next to the...
View ArticleInsulting Muslims Doesn’t Make Us Safer: President Barack Obama
New York - United States President Barack Obama gave his Final State of the Union Address on Tuesday. The U.S. leader laid out the topics of the evening, including bipartisan priorities, criminal...
View ArticleViber, Skype, WhatsApp: Moroccans Launch Campaign to Boycott Telecom Providers
Taroudant – After Morocco’s three telecom providers announced a decision to impose further restrictions on the use of WhatsApp, Skype, and Viber, Moroccans launched a campaign on Facebook to boycott...
View ArticleAylan Kurdi’s Aunt Says Charlie Hebdo’s Cartoon Is ‘Disgusting’
Taroudant - The aunt of drowned Syrian refugee boy Aylan Kurdi said that the controversial new cartoon from Charlie Hebdo is "disgusting," and dishonoring the innocent boy. Dishonouring my innocent...
View Article“Refugee” is Not a Synonym of “Terrorist”
By Mohamed Amine Karafi Rabat - When I was a child, I watched a cartoon series called Pinky and the Brain. At the end of every episode, Pinky always asked the same question: “What we gonna do today,...
View ArticleMorocco to Offer 288,000 Students Healthcare Benefits
Rabat - Morocco officially launched a new system called L’Assurance Maladie Obligatoire (AMO-E) for 288,000 students starting school year 2015-2016. The new healthcare system was announced yesterday...
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