Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
“For all the current political issues, it’s hard for any multinational to claim they are truly international if they don’t have a strategy for selling to the Muslim world.” So declares Forbes in this … [Read more...]
The Middle East has some of the most water-poor countries in the world, and concerned Muslim and Jews are studying together at the Arava Institute in Israel which specializes in environment issues. As … [Read more...]
The Muslim fashion and lifestyle business used to be dominated by small family companies but in recent years, the industry has been booming. Estimates indicate that in 2019, the industry will see $484 … [Read more...]
Escaping the recent violence in Yemen, twenty-six year old Mokhtar Alkhanshali made it back to San Francisco to… sell coffee. Mokhtar co-runs Mocha Mill in Oakland and talks to PRI about everything … [Read more...]
Five years from now, the Moroccan government plans to achieve 42% of its electricity from renewable sources. Scholar Juan Cole states in his piece: “Green energy is no pipe dream for Morocco but … [Read more...]
Fascinating video interview with reporter Noor Javed who works for one of Canada’s largest newspapers, the Toronto Star. Ms. Javed talks about how things have changed in journalism since the explosion … [Read more...]
Hoping to attract young Muslim techie talent and steer impressionable youth away from extremist groups like ISIS and into a more hopeful (and better) future, entrepreneur Shahed Amanullah has … [Read more...]
Meet the Pakistani entrepreneur who created one of his country’s first e-commerce ventures called Homeshopping.pk, Pakistan’s answer to Amazon. … [Read more...]
The One Path Network is a $1 million television studio set up by members of the Muslim community in Sydney, Australia with the clear goal of depicting the Islamic point-of-view. “Unfortunately, you do … [Read more...]
In Afghanistan, a nonprofit called Digital Citizen Fund teaches Afghan girls to use computers and “express themselves” on social media. So far the non-profit has trained 7,900 girls in their … [Read more...]
