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  • Florence Bergeaud-Blackler, anthropologist, researcher at the CNRS, author of "Le Frerisme Et Ses Reseaux L'Enquete". The Liberte & Prospective think tank, which is close to the LR party, organised a debate on Islamism in sport in the Salle Victor Hugo at the French National Assembly. Paris, France on March 28, 2024.
    French author Bergeaud-Blackler

    The Muslim Brotherhood's phantom caliphate

    Florence Bergeaud-Blackler's warning about the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe reads like academic research. In reality, however, it is a conspiracy theory that undermines the secularism the French scholar of Islamism claims to defend.

    By Sebastian Elsässer 10.11.2026
  • A Moss-covered Grave Cross Designed To Look Like A Tree Trunk, Featuring An Ivy Vine And A Relief Of Jesus At The Historic Melaten Cemetery (Photo: picture alliance / CHROMORANGE | Gerd Harder)
    Book "The beauty of Christianity"

    Love without agreement

    Muslim philosopher Ahmad Milad Karimi has written a "declaration of love" for Christianity. Those hoping he will smooth over the differences between the faiths will be disappointed, and that is exactly why the book is worth reading, for both Muslims and Christians.

    By Teseo La Marca 02.11.2026
  • The Amal, Frankfurt editorial team, pictured on 18 January 2023, with project manager Julia Gerlach (left). The local news portal launched in January 2023, publishing news in Arabic, Persian and Ukrainian. (Photo: picture alliance / epd-bild | Heike Lyding)
    10 years of Amal News

    News for and by exiled communities

    Amal News was founded in Germany in 2016 to platform exiled journalists and provide information to new arrivals in languages they understand. Now, as the far-right gains ground and disinformation spreads, its mission is still evolving.

    By Mohammed Magdy 28.10.2026
  • On an arched motorway bridge, four women in white robes with long dark hair are dancing.
    • Interview
    Iranian-American curator Negah Angha

    "Religious practice can take place anywhere"

    Negah Angha's upcoming exhibition "Seen and Unseen – Sufi Life in Frankfurt" is an intimate peek into Sufi practice in Germany. Guided by her interest in encounters across cultural and religious boundaries, Angha brings together experience in art, research and policy.

    By Julia Gerlach 13.10.2026
  • A man in a suit smiles and gives the crowd a thumbs-up. A German flag is fluttering in the foreground.
    German state elections

    Migrants face a shifting political reality

    The far-right AfD made historic gains in September's state elections, while the Left Party came out on top in Berlin for the first time. Migrants across the country are now considering what the results could mean for their everyday lives and futures.

    By Somaya Abdelrahman 29.09.2026
  • AL-DABBAH, SUDAN - JANUARY 13: Al Afad camp hosts displaced people from the Darfur and Kurdufan regions, primarily from Fashir, the capital of North Darfur state in al-Dabbah, Sudan on January 13, 2026.
    Q&A

    What is happening in Sudan?

    Since 2023, a brutal war has raged in Sudan, but the conflict receives little attention in the West. Who is fighting whom in the North African country, and what lies ahead?

    By Saskia Jaschek 20.05.2026
  • A row of men in suits pray in a mosque.
    Turkey's Süleymancı community

    The cost of staying outside Erdoğan's orbit

    The Süleymancı religious movement has long resisted being drawn into Erdoğan's Sunni conservative coalition. Now the state is accusing the group of financial crimes. Salim Çevik examines the crackdown, the community's political history and its ties to Germany.

    By Salim Çevik 21.08.2026
  • Twelve women are standing close together, looking at the camera; they are all wearing black. In the background, you can see the Nile in Cairo and some lights.
    • Interview
    Miss Syria 2026

    "For me, beauty is self-confidence and presence"

    At this year’s Miss Arab World pageant, which took place in Cairo, Syria was represented by Muna Almohamad, who was born and raised in Germany. She wants to encourage women to be true to themselves and become more visible.

    By Ceyda Nurtsch 18.08.2026
  • A group of people are holding banners bearing the words "Don't Forget Afghanistan"
    • Interview
    Afghans in Germany

    "Most of us feel betrayed"

    Five years on from the fall of Kabul, the German government is cooperating with the Taliban. Mitra Hashemi from the German-Afghan Friendship Society talks about the Afghan community in Germany, a lack of recognition and responsibility towards their relatives in Afghanistan.

    By Clara Taxis 14.08.2026
  • Two men in suits are sitting at a conference table; on the wall behind them is the word ‘Münster’
    • Interview
    New Faculty of Islamic Theology in Münster

    "Theology is opening up and engaging with society"

    The University of Münster has established Europe's first Faculty of Islamic Theology. Dean Mouhanad Khorchide discusses the responsibility of theology, Europe's shift to the right and his ambition to influence the Islamic world.

    By Ulrike Hummel 07.08.2026
  • Anis Hamdoun, German-Syrian theatre and film director. (Photo: Private)
    • Interview
    Syrian-German director Anis Hamdoun

    "Theatre should represent Syrians in all their diversity"

    Born into a prominent theatre family in Homs, Anis Hamdoun rebuilt his career in Germany from scratch after leaving Syria in 2012. The director and playwright reflects on life between cultural worlds and the future of Syrian theatre.

    By Badr Al-Aqabani 29.07.2026
  • A black and white image of a young woman sitting in a room full of books.
    • Interview
    Islamic history scholar Sabine Schmidtke

    "The Holocaust reshaped knowledge production about Islam"

    Hedwig Klein's life and scholarship were cut short by the Holocaust in 1942. In her new book, Sabine Schmidtke traces Klein's intellectual legacy and sets the record straight on her involvement in Hans Wehr's Arabic dictionary.

    By SherAli K. Tareen 01.07.2026

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