When is ṣalāh obligatory — and when is it valid? Islamic jurisprudence distinguishes between the conditions that make prayer obligatory and those required for its validity. A EuroIslam guide to shurūṭ al-ṣalāh (شروط الصلاة). euroislam.eu/educazione/fiq/… #Islam #Fiqh #Salah

381–167–15: Parliament has adopted a resolution on Islamist entryism. It is a political signal, not a law. Our dossier explains what changes. euroislam.eu/en/dossier/isla… #EuropeanParliament #RuleOfLaw #PoliticalIslam

Islamic tribunals in Italy? The Padua case needs clarity. Is it a state court—or private arbitration? Our article checks the documents and separates facts from public claims. euroislam.eu/en/editoriale/s… #EuroIslam #Padua

UN data show a difficult paradox: in 2025, 67% of refugee and migrant children on monitored European routes were unaccompanied, up from 51% in 2024—while total arrivals fell by 25%. The real test is protection, not numbers. #Migration #ChildProtection #Europe euroislam.eu/europa/minori-m…

Europe need not choose between a frozen tradition and liberalism blind to difference. Can faith, equal citizenship and civic responsibility share public space? euroislam.eu/en/analysis/isl… #Pluralism Analysis by EuroIslam.

Requiring faces to remain visible at school may serve identification, communication and educational interaction. The legal question is proportionality: can common rules protect these aims without unduly restricting religious freedom? #ItalyPolitics #MeloniGovernment

The PJD secured 54 seats in Morocco’s 2026 parliamentary elections. Its position remains significant, but the broader result also highlights an important distinction: electoral participation by a party with an Islamic reference is part of Morocco’s constitutional political system—not synonymous with Islamism. #Morocco #PJD #IslamAndPolitics #Democracy #Islam #NorthAfrica

Morocco’s 2026 elections matter beyond Rabat. As a key partner for Europe on migration, security, energy and the Mediterranean, Morocco’s political trajectory will be closely watched across the EU. The new parliamentary balance will now matter beyond domestic politics. #Morocco #Europe #EU #Mediterranean #NorthAfrica #Geopolitics

Avoiding educational ghettos is a legitimate goal. Nationality-based quotas are not the only — or necessarily the best — solution. Language support and balanced distribution can make a real difference. #SchoolInclusion #Integration #Italy

Integration needs clear rules — but never exclusion. Schools should remain open to every child while creating the conditions for real integration: language learning, meaningful interaction, effective teaching and equal rules for everyone. #Integration #Education #Italy

Clear rules and openness are not opposites. Face-to-face communication matters in education. Proportionate rules on face visibility in classrooms can coexist with religious freedom and equal access to education. #ReligiousFreedom #Education #Integration

Italy has approved new school measures banning face-covering garments such as the burqa and niqab, while limiting concentrations of pupils without Italian citizenship. The debate has moved from political proposals to concrete policy. #ItalianGovernment #ItalyPolitics

The hijab does not cover the face; the niqab and burqa do. Any policy on face visibility in schools must be precise, proportionate and based on educational needs — never suspicion toward a religious identity. #ReligiousFreedom #Education #MuslimsInEurope

When the radical right loses votes, do its ideas lose influence? Sweden and Germany reveal a more complex picture. Read our latest editorial. euroislam.eu/en/editoriale/r… #Europe #Democracy

European radicalisation is changing shape. Ideological boundaries are becoming more porous, while personal grievances, digital subcultures and violent narratives increasingly intersect. Prevention must focus not only on affiliations, but on radicalisation trajectories. euroislam.eu/en/counter-extr… #Radicalisation #Extremism #Europe #Security

25 years after 9/11, remembrance must come first. We honour the victims and their families. But this anniversary also carries a responsibility: to ask what we have learned. The threat changed. Our responsibility did not.

“Whoever receives a favour should repay it. If he cannot, then he should praise the one who did it…” The Prophet ﷺ taught that gratitude must be expressed, not hidden. [Al-Adab al-Mufrad] #Hadith #Islam #Gratitude #Responsibility

How is radicalisation evolving in the digital age? New forms and pathways challenge traditional ways of understanding extremist mobilisation — and call for a closer look at how radicalisation is changing. Explore the analysis on Euro-Islam: euroislam.eu/counter-extremi…

Anti-Muslim hate is not just a series of isolated incidents. When hostility becomes normalised, its impact reaches entire communities. Understanding the evidence is the first step towards challenging it. #Islamophobia #AntiMuslimHate #London euroislam.eu/en/islamophobia…