Christians in the Muslim World

Interview with Mons. Paolo Martinelli, new Apostolic Vicar for Southern Arabia

A guide prepared by Oasis to understand the ecclesial, interreligious and socio-political dimensions of Pope Francis’ visit to Iraq

In Saudi Arabia, some women have exploited sex segregation to assume positions as religious leaders. However, their role remains ambiguous: on the one hand, they guarantee a female presence in the public space; on the other, they are spokespersons for the Wahhabi establishment.

The Society of Missionaries of Africa has fostered a renewal of the Christian approach to Muslims. This year marks the 150th anniversary of its founding

While waiting for the visit of Pope Francis, Cristóbal López Romero, Archbishop of Rabat, explains the priorities of a Church that wants to be a Samaritan one

Inspired by Western missionaries, a humble Coptic cleric gave new life to the ancient church through education

In 1934, well before any movement towards interreligious engagement in the Western world, Louis Massignon established the International Badaliya Prayer Movement in Cairo, Egypt, whose legacy is still alive today

From generation to generation, Iraqi families teach their children to respond to violence with forgiveness. A testimony

A blessing for Egypt, according to the Director of the press office of the Catholic Church

Al-Azhar’s declaration opens the door to a new concept of citizenship that unites Christians and Muslims. A beginning, but not yet a turning point

Despite growing voices of dissent within the community, the upcoming elections in Egypt could confirm the positioning of Christians in support of the President

The letter written two years before his death by the Tibhirine abbey’s prior, killed along with six other monks in 1996 in Algeria