Muslims and Jerusalem: Pilgrims’ plodding progress
It is hard for Muslims to visit the ancient city, but more are trying(50)
Germany and Islam: Koran study
Some Germans worry about the distribution of free Korans(77)
Islamic finance continues to grow(15)
The moderate Islamists of the Muslim Brotherhood have won much ground but look far from comfortable in power(80)
Islam and homosexuality: Straight but narrow
A debate about homosexuality in Islam is beginning. But in Muslim lands persecution—and hypocrisy—are still rife(329)
Shia Islam: A growing sense of bloody isolation
Shia Muslims, in Iran and beyond, are feeling increasingly nervous and lonely(31)
Europe and Islam: Managing the future
Developing new policies is the key(53)
Muslims and the Koran: In the beginning were the words
Muslims revere the Koran. But its study is not taboo—and is in some quarters increasingly daring(677)
Anti-Muslim bias: Bigotry in advertising
Is anti-Muslim bigotry in America receding?(106)
The Palestinians: May rival factions come together?
Talk of Palestinian reconciliation is once more in the air. But is it real?(74)
Religion in public life: Boundaries and turkeys
Can you complain about a religious practice if it poses no harm or inconvenience to non-believers?(84)
Eid in Syria: Bang, bang, you're dead
In Syria, where the killings continue, even children are playing with guns(118)
France and Islam: Fighting freedom with fire
After publishing cartoons depicting Muhammad and satirical stories about Islam, the offices of the French weekly Charlie Hebdo were firebombed(623)
Alamin Belhaj on governing Libya: Freedom is their reward
The most prominent Islamist on the National Transitional Council explains why Sharia law should be part of Libya's new democracy(0)
Alamin Belhaj on governing Libya: Freedom is their reward
The most prominent Islamist on the National Transitional Council explains why Sharia law should be part of Libya's new democracy(1)
In praise of Recep Erdogan: Statesmanship in Somali
A moving visit to Mogadishu by the Turkish prime minister(18)
Northern Nigeria: Sounding like the Middle East
Islamic extremists are a daily threat(14)
The war in Libya: No way out for the colonel
Thanks to the rapid advances of rebel forces, Muammar Qaddafi’s capital is now a city under siege(41)
Arab television: Battle of the box
Religious and political conflicts are played out on screen(0)
Ramadan slideshow: The month of fasting
The start of Ramadan in pictures(6)
Islam and democracy: Muhammad was a businessman
Two commentators on sharia and democracy, and how Turkish entrepreneurs and the IMF could change the 1,400-year-old religion(4)
Internal feuds are hampering the rebels but they are still advancing(3)
Islam and democracy: Uneasy companions
Three articles that look at political Islam in the Arab world, the Turkish model and the philosophical puzzle caused by Islam and democracy seeking to coexist(58)
Islam’s philosophical divide: Dreaming of a caliphate
Though conflict between God’s law and man’s continues to puzzle the Islamic world, Muslim thinkers have been imaginative in seeking reasonable compromise(39)
The growth of Islamophobia: Can careless talk cost lives?
If denunciation of Islam is now acceptable, it is more important than ever to distinguish between robust debate and incitement to violence(23)
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