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'Rice jihad': The video falsely accusing Muslims of poisoning Hindus in India

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A video of forced conversions to Islam by Boko Haram?

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Did a mosque appear in Algeria after a sandstorm?

Left: Rioters in Malmo, Sweden on Aug. 28. Center: Local Mustafa Alshabi presents flowers to police officers the day after the riots. Right: In the Rosengard neighbourhood, residents clean up the streets after the riots dispersed.

After riots over Koran burning, Swedish neighbourhood responds with flowers and community action

A Facebook post showing the above image of a woman included the caption, "THE HEADSCARF IS IMPORTANT !!!"

How photoshop ‘undressed’ a woman wearing the hijab

Screengrab of one of the photos shared on the Facebook page "Islam My Religion" and the accompanying caption, which says, "Angola is the first country in the world to ban Islam."

Is Angola banning Islam and destroying mosques?

A prayer carpet in a London train? What this image really shows.

No, a Muslim prayer corner wasn’t set up in a British train

A mosque in a village in Gansu Province, China, was dismantled on April 11. (Photo: Erkin Azat)

Chinese mosque partially destroyed in state campaign against Muslim minority

Above, a screengrab of a video of a 2013 church attack in Egypt. Below, an old video showing a conversion ceremony.

Fake reports of church attacks and Islam conversions spread after Christchurch massacre

Organisers of the fashion show in Iran were charged after videos of the event surfaced on social media.

Iranian label accused of organising 'un-Islamic' fashion show

Screengrabs of videos filmed at the Paters Jozefieten High School in Melle, Belgium on February 27.

Video of Belgian school kids dressed up as 'Muslims', complete with explosive belt, provokes outrage

This photo has been shared more than 24,000 times since January 23, 2019. Turns out, it’s a fake.

Were Hungarian authorities really using pigs to deter Muslims at the border?

A series of photos showing dead bodies surrounded by a crowd have been circulating online in the past few weeks. These disturbing photos have been shared by Internet users and in newspapers in India and on the African continent.

Debunked: No, these are not images of 'Rohingya cannibals'

Image: AFC

Iranian fans frustrated by lack of coverage of women's futsal

Photo of the entrance to the prayer hall, published on Facebook on November 21, 2017.

Nigeria’s Mubi: Where terrorism has become routine

This video was widely shared after Saudi King Salman gave women the right to drive, a right previously denied them. People mistakenly believed that this video showed a woman being attacked after the decree. (Screengrab from YouTube)

Fake images claim to show attacks on Saudi women drivers

Iranian singers Madmazel, Justina and Melanie all stopped wearing headscarves in their music videos.

The Iranian singers shrugging off their headscarves

The photos that the government distributed, showing actors pretending to be Rohingya and burning a house.

Burmese govt fake images to frame Rohingya for violence

Screen capture of an amateur video showing a group of Rohingya trying to escape across the border with Bangladesh. Obtained via Facebook.

Rohingya Muslims flee to Bangladesh, their "only chance of survival”

Amitis Motevalli, an Iranian artist, dances during a Discostan party. (Photo credit: Farah Sosa)

Discostan: Los Angeles DJ heads to Pakistan for Sufi sounds

Part of the town of Marawi was taken over by groups affiliated with the Islamic State jihadist organisation. (Photos posted on Facebook and Twitter.)

How Filipino Muslims are saving Christians trapped by IS group

Screenshot of a video showing the protest on Sunday, June 11, in Tunis. Video: Fater Facebook page.

Tunisians protest for the right to eat, drink in public during Ramadan

Screengrab of a video showing a girl wearing a hijab hitting another student who tried to pull off her headscarf.

Did a student in a hijab really punch her attacker? Well, not exactly…

Thousands in Iran use king's anniversary to protest against ruling regime

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