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  1. Book review: Jacob S. Dormanʹs ʺThe Princess and the Prophetʺ

    Birthing America's Nation of Islam

  2. Western Sahara territorial dispute

    New African consulates cause trouble for Western Sahara

  3. Book review: Habib Tengour's "Le Vieux de la Montagne"

    True legends

  4. Turkeyʹs Middle East exiles

    Istanbul – the Arab worldʹs beacon on the Bosphorus

  5. COVID-19 pandemic

    Science versus covidiots – Indiaʹs coronavirus challenge

  6. Rentier economies and the clean-energy transition

    Cashing out – Saudi Arabia’s radical new oil strategy

  1. Coronavirus in the Islamic world

    The challenges of COVID-19

  2. COVID-19 pandemic

    How is Turkey dealing with the corona crisis?

  3. COVID-19 pandemic

    Science versus covidiots – Indiaʹs coronavirus challenge

  4. COVID-19 pandemic

    The world’s religions and coronavirus

  5. Interview with a mixed-faith couple

    Experiences in a Christian-Muslim marriage

  6. Coronavirus in the Islamic world

    In lockdown over COVID-19

In brief

  • Algeria jails journalist for "concealment of equipment" during protests

  • Libya's ex-premier Jibril dies of Covid-19

  • Taliban warn peace deal with US near breaking point

  • Malaysia detains boatload of 202 presumed Rohingya refugees

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According to Xeenarh Mohammed, managing director of the "Initiative for Equality" in Nigeria, the law prohibiting same-sex relationships in the African country "is used over and over again to harass people for their alleged sexual orientation or gender identity"

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Allegations of homosexuality: a good one and a half years ago, 57 men were temporarily arrested in Lagos. They are still awaiting the court's verdict. By Reuters photographer Temilade Adelaja.

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