Did a Salé pirate’s son become New York’s first Muslim settler ?

Anthony Janszoon van Salee, a 17th-century settler of Moroccan and Muslim descent, was one of the first North Africans to establish roots in New Amsterdam (now New York). His father was a pirate and one of the founders of the Salé Republic.

An ancient Muslim burial site discovered in Spain

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«Ramy», a series telling the story of a Muslim man in the United States

In London, two female dancers open the first ballet school for Muslim kids

Chinese propaganda on Uyghur Muslims via Facebook and Twitter

Muhammad, the most popular name in Israel in 2018

A Muslim woman to wear a burkini in the swimsuit round of Miss England

The first Muslim carabinieri agent is of Moroccan descent

Three Muslim women say they faced religious discrimination while working for Amazon