Gulf crisis derails hajj plans for QatarisTrips have been cancelled amid restrictions on flights and a reluctance of Saudi companies to work with Qatari firms.
Remembering Ramadan in RaqqaHuriya Um Salem tries to keep her memories of Ramadan in Raqqa alive by hosting iftars for Syrians living in Doha.
‘Yemen was once a place of joy and spirit’The now besieged Yemeni city of Taiz once bustled with joyful vibes and plenty of food during the holy month.
Libya Today: From Arab Spring to failed stateBriefly after the revolution, Libya experienced a period of calm before it was plunged yet again into another conflict.
How the war changed Ramadan in BaghdadMohamed al-Azawi and his wife describe how Ramadan traditions have been affected by the ongoing conflict in Iraq.
Muslim women on May Day: ‘My hijab isn’t your business’On International Workers’ Day, marchers in Sweden take to streets to back Muslim women’s right to wear hijabs at work.
Libya: Will losing oil ports end Haftar’s power?Losing the oil ports could be an attempt to weaken Haftar, and force him to meet political rivals, analysts say.
Ghost Hunting: Inside Israel’s Al Moskobiya prisonRaed Andoni’s Ghost Hunting explores trauma of former Palestinian prisoners as they rebuild their interrogation cell.
The transience of memory in times of warFrom Lebanon to Syria, Niam Itani’s documentary Twice Upon A Time explores war through the eyes of a child.
Report: 2015 was deadliest for environmental activismAt least 185 activists killed worldwide, making it the highest recorded death toll, UK watchdog says in its report.