Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Former Afghan war zone interpreter, Aimal, is considered one of the lucky ones. He is one of an estimated 15,000 Afghans who risked his life (and even put his own family in danger) for the U.S. war … [Read more...]
The impact of war in the Middle East and North Africa can be directly seen in this new generation of children where 15 million are currently out of school, and another 6 million are at high risk of … [Read more...]
“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...]
Last January, Houthi rebels from the north captured the capital of Yemen and forced President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi into exile. They have since moved into the southern port of Aden. The BBC breaks … [Read more...]
In light of the migrant boat disaster on the Mediterranean, an interview with a teen boy from Gaza and his harrowing “migration” story involving imprisonment, kidnapping, starvation – all for a new … [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...]
Last week a video went viral showing an Australian woman on a bus berating a Muslim family. Passenger Stacey Eden took the video and has been lauded for her supportive efforts but now the Bhatti … [Read more...]
In Muslim majority Albania, the word “besa” means to keep a promise and to look after ones guests which fits nicely with the teachings of the Quran. Thankfully, during World War II, Albania took this … [Read more...]
These female photographers hail from Jordan, Iraq, Iran and Kuwait, and together they formed a collective called Rawiya. Their work depicts striking narratives and unique perspectives of the last four … [Read more...]
A new United Nations report says that only 5% of cases of violence against women result in punishment for the perpetrators, and that Afghan women and girls still have negative opinions about the … [Read more...]
