The Swedish artist sketched the Prophet Muhammad's head on a dog's body. Published in 2007, the cartoon offended many Muslims. He was the subject of death threats, and al-Qaeda in Iraq offered a ...

Pictures of Muhammad started to disappear, and a new rhetoric against depictions emerged. But Imam Qari Asim, of Leeds Makkah Mosque, one of the largest in the UK, denies there has been a ...

Islam, he says, guides his life. So it came as something of a surprise when Prof. Kalisch announced the fruit of his theological research. His conclusion: The Prophet Muhammad probably never existed.

These cartoons play into the worst stereotypes about Muslims. Almost all of the cartoons displayed at the Garland contest portrayed Muhammad in a negative light, showing the prophet as violent ...

Perched above the press seating area inside the U.S. Supreme Court chamber is a marble image of Prophet Muhammad. Sculpted in a frieze, the Muhammad statue carries a sword and the Quran and stands ...