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Teacher Samuel Paty was killed outside his school in 2020.

Once shots were reported at Linwood mosque, it took armed officers only minutes to arrive.

The Israel-Hamas war leaves Muslim-Jewish interfaith relationships strained.

"We tried our very best to pick each piece up and put it where it should go."

A woman says she spent most of a six-minute stop putting on ballistic equipment.

The first two paramedics did not enter Al Noor Mosque until 2.14pm, CCTV footage shows.

A police inspector says mislabelling the call was 'not necessarily a mistake'.

Herald podcast A Moment In Crime looks back at the Christchurch terrorist sentencing.

It comes after tensions at Auckland Museum and police patrols at NZ synagogues, mosques.

The manager allegedly demanded to see her hair at least 10 times in one month.

Suspicion is likely to fall on the militant Islamic State group’s regional affiliate.

Plus Manji doesn't like the way Labour used the mosque attacks as a recruiting tool.

Three days of national mourning have been declared after Al-Qaeda-linked attack.

The anonymous letters quotes from the Quran.

Last week, an Iraqi Christian immigrant burned a Quran outside a Stockholm mosque.

Hundreds of mourners from France’s Islamic community buried the 17yo killed by police.

The five-day Hajj is awe-inspiring for the faithful, and overwhelming too.

An Australian surfer faces corporal punishment in Indonesia's Aceh province.

The Islamic State militant was killed during a series of battles earlier this month.

Eid al-fitr falls on the first day of the month of Syawal, marking the end of Ramadan.

Narendra Modi’s ruling party is accused of ‘hate speech’ and ‘inviting violence’.

The matter has been dragged through the courts multiple times.

IS gunmen reportedly took advantage of focus on earthquake to carry out deadly attack.

Imam Gamal Fouda has thanked Jacinda Ardern for her work following the terror attacks.

It is the latest restrictive move by Afghanistan’s new rulers against women’s rights.

Three other people were wounded in the attack, one is in a critical condition.

The decree triggered a global backlash this week including in Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar.

“Taking hostages has proven to be a lucrative business that bankrolls terrorist groups."

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