A New Ayatollah, an ISIS-Inspired Plot, and a Small Win for Secularism
Iran’s theocracy continues, ISIS inspires violence in the U.S., and Texas schools quietly reject state-sanctioned prayer.
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Women Islamic History Couldn’t Contain—Part I Debuts This Week
Our Women’s History Month series begins with an Ex-Muslim painter reimagining a woman history tried to contain.
When Governments Push Religion Into Public Life
From Turkey’s classrooms to Nigeria’s front lines, the struggle between secularism and religious power intensifies.
Blasphemy by Another Name & Ballots in the Balance
A UK free speech case to watch, uncertain secular prospects in Bangladesh, and more from Mubarak Bala
Sectarian Violence, Religious Supremacy, and Mubarak Bala Returns
From an ISIS attack in Islamabad to U.S. religious disputes, plus a new Guest Dispatch from Mubarak Bala.