Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Many faithful Muslims observe Sharia law which prohibits the investment in companies that market or sell alcohol, pornography and other vices. For many that would not be a problem, but what if you … [Read more...]
Although women’s rights are still rather limited in Saudi Arabia, there have been remarkable improvements of late. Women are joining the work-force more, and according to the Los Angeles Times, “are … [Read more...]
BuzzFeed News Reporter (and observant Muslim) Hussein Kesvani writes about his experiences this Ramadan, “I wanted to use the holy month to become a devout Muslim. I didn’t quite achieve that, but I … [Read more...]
The lobbying efforts of Muslim Snapchat users prevailed and on Tuesday, the message app delivered live-stream coverage of Ramadan prayers in the holy city of Mecca. And in return, over a million … [Read more...]
Middle East Correspondent Azadeh Moaveni lives in Tehran and in this op-ed, talks about the Iranian perspective on the nuclear deal agreement: “It is difficult to enumerate the endless ways – … [Read more...]
For Syrian refugees, many say that social media is as vital as shelter and food. In refugee camps like Za'atari in Jordan, cell phones and laptops are lifelines for family members and loved ones … [Read more...]
"Muhammad believed in peace, social justice, women's rights...” "Kindness is a mark of faith." These Islamic messages are the latest billboard campaign sponsored by the Islamic Circle of North … [Read more...]
Targeting the billion-dollar Muslim lifestyle market, the Guardian lists the top phone and tablet apps this Ramadan season. The apps offer everything from prayer sites and times, to halal friendly … [Read more...]
Every summer, particularly around Ramadan, visitors from Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries flock to London to escape the heat and almost more importantly, shop. “Last year, spending by Arabic … [Read more...]
Think of it as Airbnb for observant Muslims, Salatsurfing is an online community in France linking the pious with people willing to donate their homes or businesses for daily prayer (that’s five times … [Read more...]
