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US Muslim Leaders Demand Action on Gaza Genocide
Over 90 Muslim scholars and leaders in the U.S. issued a joint statement urging Muslim-majority countries to take immediate action to stop what they see as an escalating genocide in Gaza, suggesting five steps including severing ties with Israel and opening border crossings for aid.
US Muslim Leaders Demand Action on Gaza Genocide
Over 90 Muslim scholars and leaders in the U.S. issued a joint statement urging Muslim-majority countries to take immediate action to stop what they see as an escalating genocide in Gaza, suggesting five steps including severing ties with Israel and opening border crossings for aid.
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40% Bias Score


Muslim World Divided: Pushback Against Fatwa Calling for Jihad Against Israel
The International Union of Muslim Scholars' fatwa calling for global jihad against Israel on March 31st has faced significant pushback from prominent figures and nations within the Muslim world, revealing a growing ideological split between those prioritizing stability and engagement with the West v...
Muslim World Divided: Pushback Against Fatwa Calling for Jihad Against Israel
The International Union of Muslim Scholars' fatwa calling for global jihad against Israel on March 31st has faced significant pushback from prominent figures and nations within the Muslim world, revealing a growing ideological split between those prioritizing stability and engagement with the West v...
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44% Bias Score


Islamabad Summit Tackles Muslim World's Girls' Education Crisis
An Islamabad summit, inaugurated by Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, brought together 44 countries to address the critical issue of girls' education in the Muslim world, with notable Afghan absence and Malala Yousafzai's advocacy.
Islamabad Summit Tackles Muslim World's Girls' Education Crisis
An Islamabad summit, inaugurated by Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, brought together 44 countries to address the critical issue of girls' education in the Muslim world, with notable Afghan absence and Malala Yousafzai's advocacy.
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44% Bias Score

Pope Francis's Unprecedented Interfaith Engagement with Muslims
Pope Francis, during his papacy from 2013 to 2023, visited 10 Muslim-majority countries, signed the Document on Human Fraternity, met with Ayatollah Sistani, and consistently challenged Islamophobia, promoting interfaith dialogue and cooperation.

Pope Francis's Unprecedented Interfaith Engagement with Muslims
Pope Francis, during his papacy from 2013 to 2023, visited 10 Muslim-majority countries, signed the Document on Human Fraternity, met with Ayatollah Sistani, and consistently challenged Islamophobia, promoting interfaith dialogue and cooperation.
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40% Bias Score

Indonesia and Turkey Launch Strategic Cooperation Council Summit
Turkish President Erdogan met with Indonesian President Subianto on Wednesday to launch the first High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council summit, focusing on strengthening economic and defense ties and addressing the war in Gaza; Erdogan will also visit Pakistan.

Indonesia and Turkey Launch Strategic Cooperation Council Summit
Turkish President Erdogan met with Indonesian President Subianto on Wednesday to launch the first High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council summit, focusing on strengthening economic and defense ties and addressing the war in Gaza; Erdogan will also visit Pakistan.
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Education Crisis: Summit Highlights Gender Inequality in Pakistan and Afghanistan
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif opened a summit addressing the education crisis disproportionately affecting girls in Muslim-majority countries; over 26 million Pakistani children are out of school, while Afghanistan, under Taliban rule, completely bans secondary and higher education for girl...

Education Crisis: Summit Highlights Gender Inequality in Pakistan and Afghanistan
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif opened a summit addressing the education crisis disproportionately affecting girls in Muslim-majority countries; over 26 million Pakistani children are out of school, while Afghanistan, under Taliban rule, completely bans secondary and higher education for girl...
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52% Bias Score
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