Ecology and Islam: rediscovering a forgotten wisdom
The ecological crisis continues to remind us of the urgency of a profound change in our lifestyles. But beyond policies and technological innovations, another path opens up, more interior: that…
David Guiraud puts two BFM TV journalists in their place: “And when do you talk about Palestinian prisoners?”
MP David Guiraud reacted to questions from BFM TV journalists asking him if he was delighted with the release of the Israeli hostages – a legitimate emotion, according to him….
India: ex-Muslim Sahil returns to Islam to honor his mother’s last wish
Sahil, one of the best-known faces of the ex-Muslim movement in India, surprised everyone by announcing his return to Islam. In a video posted before deleting his main YouTube channel,…
A living faith in the heart of the world: My journey of faith by Soundous Moustarhim
With My journey of faithSoundous Moustarhim, 34 years old, has written a rare book: both an intimate story, a spiritual meditation and a manifesto for a spirituality anchored in everyday…
Spain now has 2,000 mosques, twice as many as in 2011
The number of mosques in Spain has almost doubled in fourteen years, from just over 1,000 in 2011 to nearly 2,000 today, according to data from the Observatory of Religious…
“Another Nakba”: in Gaza, a psychological and human trauma that will take generations to heal, according to the UN
The UN special rapporteur on the right to housing, Balakrishnan Rajagopal, told Al Jazeera that Palestinians returning to northern Gaza, after the partial withdrawal of Israeli forces, face “profound trauma”…
The SMBF network of British Muslim entrepreneurs sets up in France: interview with its founder, Usman Khalid
In The Skylightwe welcome Usman Khalid, founder and CEO of Support Muslim Business Forum (SMBF), visiting Paris to launch the French branch of its network. A general practitioner and emergency…
Palestinian photojournalist Saher Alghorra awarded the Prix Bayeux
Palestinian photojournalist Saher Alghorra, a contributor to Zuma Press, won the 1st photo prize for war correspondents in France on Saturday at the 32nd edition of the Bayeux Prize, a…
The Scottish daily The National devotes its front page to the genocide in Gaza
In a Western media landscape marked by reluctance and conformism, the Scottish daily The National chose to go against the grain. Its front page of the day, soberly titled “How…
Saudi Arabia: launch of an “Islamic chatbot” by the Humain company
The Saudi company Humain, supported by the kingdom’s sovereign wealth fund, has unveiled a new conversational agent called Human Cat. Powered by its Allam language model, presented as one of…
Islamic finance: British “halal” funds invest in companies linked to the genocide in Gaza
According to an investigation by the media Hyphen (September 23, 2025), more than $1 billion from so-called sharia-compliant funds and pensions are invested in companies accused of contributing to the…
Indonesia denies visas to Israeli athletes for Artistic Gymnastics World Cup
The Indonesian government has announced that it will not grant visas to Israeli gymnasts scheduled to participate in the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships, scheduled to take place in Jakarta from…