Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
A new video game is about to go to market in the Middle East called “Saudi Girls Revolution” (SGR) – the world is a “Mad Max” scenario where eight kick-ass women ride on their motorcycles, fighting … [Read more...]
In Beirut, "Love and War on the Rooftop - a Tripolitan Tale" takes on sectarian conflict and violence in Lebanon and neighboring Syria. The play is loosely based on the Romeo and Juliet tragedy with … [Read more...]
A running club in Israel is uniting Muslim, Christian, Jewish, Israeli and Palestinian teen girls. “At first I did not think it was a good idea for me to join the group... there was a lot of … [Read more...]
It has schools, hospitals, supermarkets, television tents, prayer rooms, playgrounds and even farmland but it’s not a city. Suruc is the largest refugee camp in Turkey, housing 25,000 people into 15 … [Read more...]
During Ramadan, Muslims abstain from food and drink from dawn to sunset. Fasting times can vary greatly depending on where you are in the world. Huffington Post has calculated the fast times for … [Read more...]
According to Latin Times, Hispanic Americans are “increasingly converting to Islam” and theorize that it may because there are many similarities between the traditions of Islam and Catholicism. “What … [Read more...]
This is Roisin Thomas' first Ramadan in the U.A.E. Ms. Thomas is a personal trainer and triathlete, and although she’s not Muslim, she plans to fast during Ramadan to empathize with her Muslim … [Read more...]
Many architects of mosques are challenging more conservative designs, hoping to engage with the younger Islamic generation while still being respectful of the older guard. A look at contemporary … [Read more...]
Last week, 17 year old Pakistani children'd rights and education activist Malala Yousafzai appeared on the Daily Show for yet another powerful interview, especially in light of the South Carolina … [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...]
