(RNS) — Stories of Muslims helping people during the pandemic imply that their generosity is anomalous. In fact, it’s part of the foundation of Islam.

(RNS) — When the COVID-19 pandemic first hit New York City, I wanted to leave town quickly. Why risk being infected?

(RNS) — The news that two Sikh brothers shaved their beards to serve patients is not the feel-good story that some suggest.

(RNS) — Nazita Lajevardi’s new book, ‘Outsiders at Home,’ takes stock of the political toll two decades of Islamophobia has had on American Muslims.

(RNS) — Hundreds of Sikh communities are risking their lives to serve those affected by COVID-19, based on their tradition of seva.

(RNS) — How do we make sense of violent extremists who come into our sacred spaces with hate in their hearts? And how do we keep ourselves from being victims of their anger?

(RNS) — If you asked me a week ago how my life aligned with my priorities, I would have responded with a small shrug, saying that I tried to keep these things aligned and felt like I was doing a pretty good job.

(RNS) — My involvement began, ironically, with my decision not to publicly flame the senator online for the initial composition of her council, as others did, noting in particular the lack of Muslims or Catholics.

(RNS) — Trump’s Muslim ban is part of an alarming trend of ostensibly democratic nation-states targeting Muslims.

(RNS) — As banker, broadcast journalist and now a consultant to business startups, Mandeep Rai found universal values that synced with her Sikh faith.

(RNS) — A Muslim mob surrounded the Gurdwara Janam Asthan, marking the birthplace of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhi. 

(RNS) — Historically, the ‘gift’ of salvation has been weaponized time and time again to justify intervention and conquest.

(RNS) — If I were a white scholar, would anyone question the appropriateness of my teaching Buddhism?

(RNS) — A system of hate crime reporting that doesn’t include Heather Heyer’s death in Charlottesville or a murder of a Sikh in Tulsa won’t lead to real solutions.

(RNS) — This November, Sikhs around the world are celebrating the 550th birth anniversary of their founder-prophet, Guru Nanak.