While Muslim players are attached to their faith and prefer to fast, clubs are often concerned about their performance during Ramadan. A former physical trainer says this period is "clearly a sensitive issue in clubs."
The number of people making up the delegation in charge of the religious support of Moroccans living abroad during this Ramadan month is known.
The wearing of the veil is a practice that is increasingly adopted by Muslim women of various origins living in France, according to a recent study by the National Institute of Statistics (INSEE).
Éric Borghini, president of the Federal Refereeing Commission (CFA) of the French Football Federation (FFF) and author of the letter sent to the official referees to remind them of the ban on interrupting matches to break the Ramadan fast, responds to the controversy.
The Muslim community in Madrid is facing a lack of plots to bury their dead with dignity.
The Grenoble police services are conducting an investigation to find a man who assaulted a worshiper and threatened others in a mosque in Échirolles (department of Isère).
On March 23, Muslims in Belgium began the month of Ramadan. However, an alarming practice is worrying school authorities and health professionals: students as young as 9 years old are observing the fast, an obligation that should only be observed from puberty.
In an interview, Moroccan international Noussair Mazraoui who plays as a right-back at Bayern Munich has confided in his new dream.
A recent study by the Arab Barometer shows that within the Moroccan population, young Moroccans are the first to return to religion. The same is true for all the countries in the MENA region.
Aurora Botello, 32, is a YouTuber from Granada who converted to Islam and lives in Tetouan with her Moroccan husband. Since the Covid-19 pandemic, she has been sharing videos on her YouTube channel "De Granada a Tetuán" to introduce the Moroccan city to her 17,000 subscribers.
The executive office of the Rassemblement national (RN) has reprimanded its deputy Joris Hébrard who attended the inauguration of a mosque near Avignon on Friday, March 17.
In Belgium, where Ramadan began on Thursday, an organization had initially planned to organize an iftar for LGBTQ+ Muslims in Antwerp, before deciding to cancel it for security reasons.