American Muslims Islamophobia

President Joe Biden will launch a new national strategy to combat Islamophobia amid criticism from some Muslim Americans over the administration's support for Israel's campaign against Hamas that has resulted in thousands of civilian deaths.

Minhaj said that he believed the article portrayed him in a negative light, making him appear like a "psycho." He defended the use of creative liberties in exaggerating certain aspects of his stand-up stories.

A Muslim family of five, which was ordered to deboard from a United Airlines flight, is seeking a formal apology from the American airliner for what they call was Islamophobia.

Terrorism dominates the news, anti-Muslim sentiment is rising and American Muslim kids are bullied by young people and adults alike. As parents, Many American Muslims wonder: How do we make them feel safe about their faith?

Muslim Americans responded with a mix of frustration, exasperation and anger to what many see as a growing wave of Islamophobia fueled by two of the Republican Party's most popular presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Ben Carson.

As a Republican congressman prepares to open hearings on the threat of home-grown Islamic terrorism, President Obama's deputy national security adviser visited a mosque here on Sunday to reassure Muslims that "we will not stigmatize or demonize entire communities because of the actions of a few."The White House billed the speech by the adviser, Den...

President Joe Biden will launch a new national strategy to combat Islamophobia amid criticism from some Muslim Americans over the administration's support for Israel's campaign against Hamas that has resulted in thousands of civilian deaths.

Minhaj said that he believed the article portrayed him in a negative light, making him appear like a "psycho." He defended the use of creative liberties in exaggerating certain aspects of his stand-up stories.

A Muslim family of five, which was ordered to deboard from a United Airlines flight, is seeking a formal apology from the American airliner for what they call was Islamophobia.

Terrorism dominates the news, anti-Muslim sentiment is rising and American Muslim kids are bullied by young people and adults alike. As parents, Many American Muslims wonder: How do we make them feel safe about their faith?

Muslim Americans responded with a mix of frustration, exasperation and anger to what many see as a growing wave of Islamophobia fueled by two of the Republican Party's most popular presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Ben Carson.

As a Republican congressman prepares to open hearings on the threat of home-grown Islamic terrorism, President Obama's deputy national security adviser visited a mosque here on Sunday to reassure Muslims that "we will not stigmatize or demonize entire communities because of the actions of a few."The White House billed the speech by the adviser, Den...