UK Muslim MPs ‘singled out’ for opposing assisted dying bill ...Kuwait

As the UK prepares for a landmark vote on the controversial assisted dying bill, Muslim MPs have found themselves under scrutiny, with some being allegedly “singled out” for their opposition to the proposed legislation. The bill, which is due for a vote in the House of Commons on Friday, would legalise assisted death for terminally ill adults in England and Wales under strict conditions. The controversy erupted after Lord Charlie Falconer, a member of the House of Lords and former Labour cabinet minister, accused Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood of “imposing her religious beliefs on everybody else” by opposing the bill. His comments have sparked a wave of criticism,

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