On Thursday, MEE reported that a US military vehicle patrolling near the city of Hasakah last weekend displayed the word "kafir" - infidel in Arabic - on its front next to a Christian cross.

Residents in northeastern Syria have described a US military vehicle patrolling the area and displaying the word "kafir" - infidel in Arabic - on its front as "offensive" and a "provocation".

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Just when you thought you’d talked enough about Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s tattoos for one lifetime, this week Hegseth revealed a new one: a tattoo on his left bicep of the Arabic word “kafir ...

The term "kafir" (meaning "infidel" or "non-believer") is used in Islam to describe non-believers and has increasingly been appropriated by far-right groups. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's ...

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is facing intense scrutiny after recent images of an Arabic tattoo reading "kafir," or "infidel," sparked allegations of Islamophobia and anti-Muslim bias from ...

Pete Hegseth gets new ‘kafir’ tattoo: What it means By Tuhin Das Mahapatra Mar 28, 2025 08:44 AM IST ...

US News: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing criticism for a new tattoo allegedly saying 'Kafir', an Arabic term for infidel. The new tattoo has been spot ...

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's 'kafir' tattoo draws criticism. What does it mean? Hegseth has previously attracted attention over his many tattoos. This time, new photos show that he has the ...

New photos show that Hegseth has a tattoo in an Arabic word: 'Kafir.' What does that mean and what do critics say it's indicating?