Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
With the goal of defying stereotypes, the open mic night at the Muslim Writer's Collective is where Muslims can not only share their stories but also be mentored in journalism, poetry and spoken word. … [Read more...]
Known as the personal barber to Suge Knight, years ago Ronald Bilal was convicted of second-degree murder. As he says, “I went to prison and ran into Islam, and I haven't done anything since then that … [Read more...]
The Washington Post takes a look at what it means to be Muslim in France today, and talks about the appointment of Najat Vallaud-Belkacem as Minister of Education. … [Read more...]
A look at the online dating world geared to the Muslim community, running the gamut from observant Muslim women in hijabs to those that look straight outta da club. … [Read more...]
The hipster hijabi movement is spawning a new niche in the fashion world, and finding unexpected supporters and admirers from icons Donna Karan and Karl Lagerfeld. … [Read more...]
Shulamit Gallery in Los Angeles features Iranian and Israeli art showcased together. The gallerist hopes to bridge the physical and ideological gaps between the two communities. … [Read more...]
Similar to ABC’s What Would You Do?, an Australian activist group hits the streets in Sydney to document if non-Muslims witnessing Islamophobic acts would be called to action. The results are … [Read more...]
“Call Her Fatimah -- Musilin” is a photography exhibit by artist Giulia Marchi about the female Muslim population in China (Musilin means Muslim in Chinese). A look inside this extraordinary world … [Read more...]
Feminism is embraced and debated within every sector of American society, including Islam. … [Read more...]
From Bilal ibn Rabah who was the first muezzin (one who calls Muslims to prayer) to Malcolm X, a list of the 24 most influential black Muslims in world history -- … [Read more...]
