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City 5 years ago
Muslims in Jakarta rejoice as mosques open for Friday prayers
After months of praying at home, Muslims in Jakarta are now able to perform Friday prayers in mosques on Friday following the transitional period in the capital city that starts to ease restrictions in public spaces in the capital city.
National 5 years ago
'Like a robot': Indonesia’s nonbelievers struggle to blend in during Ramadan
As Muslims across the Indonesian archipelago celebrate Ramadan, nonbelievers are feeling the weight of familial and social expectations amid a lack of space and mobility under COVID-19 social restrictions.
World 5 years ago
Parking lot prayers: Muslims in Jaffa and Jerusalem improvise for Ramadan
Shortly after sunset, Muslims in the ancient Israeli port city of Jaffa filed quietly into an empty parking lot for Ramadan prayers, after the coronavirus outbreak forced mosques to close in Israel and the Palestinian territories.
National 5 years ago
Indonesian Muslims hold congregational Ramadan prayers despite COVID-19 warnings
Muslims across Indonesia have continued to perform congregational tarawih (evening Ramadan prayer) in mosques during the first few days of the fasting month, despite warnings from the government and religious groups that such gatherings could increase the likelihood of COVID-19 transmission.
SE Asia 6 years ago
Muslims in Thai south mark 15 years since Tak Bai 'massacre'
Known across the south as the "Tak Bai massacre", the October 25, 2004 incident remains the deadliest day in the rebellion by Malay-Muslims against rule by the Thai state, which colonised the southern provinces bordering Malaysia over a century ago.
World 6 years ago
India's Modi trumpets Kashmir, Muslim marriage moves in Independence Day speech
Modi said special constitutional status for the state of Jammu and Kashmir had encouraged corruption and nepotism, while creating injustice for women, children and minority communities in India's only majority-Muslim region.
