Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Extremism's track record demonstrates the long-term failure of militant action. A carefully reasoned argument arrives at a classic conclusion: Shakespeare was right. "There is no sure foundation set … [Read more...]
Months after religious violence forced Indian Muslims to flee to refugee camps, many are wary of returning home, despite government orders. A New York Times report from Northern India. … [Read more...]
Egyptian TV's Jon Stewart, Bassam Youssef, returns to the air after some official muzzling. He hopes to keep the show running, regardless. … [Read more...]
Thirty-five years after the Iranian Revolution, author James Buchan discusses Iranian life, politics and culture with Foreign Policy Association journalist Reza Akhlaghi. … [Read more...]
Once mortal enemies and now colleagues, Imam Muhammad Ashafa and Pastor James Wuye are co-founders of the Interfaith Mediation Centre in Kaduna, Nigeria. Their mission: to heal the chasm between … [Read more...]
From Brazilian hip-hop to punk rock in Pakistan, a look at the music Muslim youth listens to and produce. … [Read more...]
Famous for building an indoor ski slope in Dubai, mall developer Majid Al Futtaim plans to invest over $204 million in Middle Eastern cinematheques with a target of doubling movie attendance. … [Read more...]
Joseph Braude's popular Moroccan radio show "Letter from New York" covers all kinds of topics in the Arab world. The fact that its host is Jewish doesn't seem to bother the Muslim audience at all. … [Read more...]
The first Australian Islamic Museum has opened in Melbourne, presenting a wide range of Islamic art including paintings, architecture, calligraphy, textiles and ceramics. … [Read more...]
The garment industries in Bangladesh have rightfully been criticized for their lack of worker’s rights. Nonetheless, many female Muslim workers see a version of independence compared with even starker … [Read more...]
