The same week that the New York Post first falsely reported the Boston bombing suspect was a Saudi national then falsely put a Moroccan-American track runner on its cover, it accurately reported on Friday an attack on an innocent Bangladeshi man living in the Bronx who some "idiots" mistook for an Arab.
In a fight that was never really about and means more than paperwork, permits, and inspections, a federal judge has ruled that Muslims in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, should be allowed to worship there to celebrate Ramadan tonight.
A regional German court's ban on circumcision has been met with agreement by Jewish and Muslim organizations united in denouncing it.
This is sort of troubling: After a three-month review, the state of New Jersey found that the NYPD did nothing wrong when it spied on Muslim businesses, mosques, and student groups.
The Fox News head takes issue with the AP's characterization of people praying in mosques
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