Muslim demonstrators gather at Downing St to protest Mohammed cartoons Muslim Action Forum says "Insult is not freedom".
Obama, the Crusades and the Inquisition: why the President's right and his critics are wrong President Obama got into hot water when he compared Christian violence with Muslim.
The Grand Myth of 'Muslim Community' in the UK Ziya Meral explains why referring to a 'Muslim Community' in the UK is misleading and potentially harmful.
Franklin Graham tells Muslims they don't have to die in jihad to please God Franklin Graham told Fox's Muslim viewers they can convert to Christianity secretly
JK Rowling attacks Rupert Murdoch after he blames all Muslims for jihad The author of the Harry Potter books responds to Murdoch's tweet which said Muslims should take responsibility for "their growing jihadist cancer".
Indonesian Islamists issue stern warning to Muslims not to participate in Christmas celebrations While Indonesia's Christian community is preparing to celebrate the birth of Jesus, Islamic fundamentalists are forbidding Muslims not to wear Christmas symbols or even exchange Christmas greetings with friends or colleagues.
'Sydney Seige is over' confirm NSW police Police have confirmed that the siege of the Lindt cafe in Sydney is now over.
India: Police investigate claims of forced conversions to Hinduism A row has broken out in India's parliament over a conversion ceremony held in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, writes Mark Woods.
Franklin Graham: 'Islam is a religion of war' The son of Billy Graham tells Ruth Gledhill that his views on Islam remain unchanged.
Can Pope Francis bring Christians and Muslims closer together? Religious leaders are heralding a new dawn in Muslim-Christian relations following the three-day visit by the Pope to Turkey.
Christian town is victim of suspected Boko Haram attack in northern Nigeria; death toll uncertain Dozens are believed to have been killed in a suspected Boko Haram attack on a largely Christian town in northern Nigeria on Saturday.
Families of slain hostages David Haines and Alan Henning ask people of faith to take part in 'acts of unity' The families of murdered hostages David Haines and Alan Henning have appealed to churches, synagogues and mosques to open their doors to everyone.