Gérard Depardieu has a great interest in all religions, and particularly in Islam. Openly speaking about his changing faith, the film producer declares that he feels very good in a mosque when he happens to go there.
The planned transfer of the Angers mosque to Morocco is not to the liking of Mohamed El Hourch, former president of the Association of Muslims of Angers (AMA), ousted a year ago.
The Abou-Bakr-Essedik mosque, under construction since 2014 in the Hauts-de-Saint-Aubin area, could be donated free of charge to the Kingdom of Morocco.
The LFI deputy stated that the future law against separatisms is aimed only at Islam, warning against any attempt to rekindle "three centuries of religious war" in France.
A 26-year-old student, a doctoral student in anthropology, was found guilty on Friday of criminal terrorist conspiracy. He was sentenced to two years in prison with probation by the special assize court in Paris.
The controversy sparked by the presence of Maryam Pougetoux, vice-president of UNEF, arriving at the National Assembly veiled, elicited the reaction of Tareq Oubrou, imam and rector of the Bordeaux mosque.
"The Prophet of Islam and the Women in His Life" is the title of the new book by the essayist and feminist Asma Lamrabet, director of the Chair of Gender Studies at the Euro-Arab Foundation.
Converted to Islam, rapper Maître Gims has confided in a Netflix documentary dedicated to the performer of "Zombie" about his past membership in an "Islamist sect".
French Prime Minister Jean Castex received a delegation from the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM). The two parties reviewed the concerns and expectations of Muslims in France.
At the age of 75, a Swedish priest has decided to convert to Islam and settle in his new country of adoption: Morocco. He even changed his first name.
The Executive of Muslims of Belgium (EMB) and the Coordination Council of Islamic Institutions of Belgium (CIB) have expressed their satisfaction following the opinion of the Advocate General of the Court of Justice of the European Union (EU) on the ban in Flanders on ritual slaughter.
Five and a half years after the attacks perpetrated against the editorial staff of Charlie Hebdo , the French satirical weekly has decided to republish the cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad, in tribute to the killed journalists and cartoonists. A choice that does not go down well in Morocco.