Middle East News: Discover when the next public holiday in the UAE will be, focusing on Prophet Muhammad's Birthday in 2025, along with its potential for creating a long weekend for residents ...

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday said that those acting "insolently" towards the Prophet Muhammad and other prophets will be held accountable before the law. "We will follow up on ...

A Turkish cartoonist was arrested and his magazine targeted after publishing a controversial cartoon depicting the Prophet Muhammad, sparking outrage and reigniting debates over free speech versus ...

The cartoon, published in LeMan magazine, was denounced by government officials who said it represented the Prophet Muhammad.

Four people were arrested Wednesday in Türkiye as part of an ongoing investigation into the publication of controversial caricatures depicting Prophet Mohammad and Prophet Moses in Leman magazine ...

A cartoon published in the satirical magazine Leman depicting Moses and the Prophet Muhammad shaking hands in the sky, with missiles landing on Earth in the background, has sparked outrage in ...

A Turkish satirical magazine has sparked backlash across the country this week after publishing a controversial cartoon that many have interpreted as depicting the prophets Muhammad and Moses. In ...

The birthday of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) will be the next public holiday in the UAE. Believed to be on Rabi Al Awwal 12, residents will get a one-day holiday for the occasion.

Police in Turkey detained employees of a satirical magazine over a cartoon that allegedly depicted the Prophet Muhammad.

UAE Public Holiday: Discover the next Prophet Muhammad’s birthday holiday date in 2025 and potential for a long weekend.

Dhaka, July 1 -- Four people have been detained in Istanbul for publishing a cartoon of Prophet Muhammad, which authorities say insults religious values.

Authorities have censored the satirical magazine LeMan due to the publication of a "Muhammad-Moses" cartoon in its Jun 26 issue. Courts have ordered the blocking of access to the magazine’s website ...