Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
The director of a short film making waves at several international festivals is just sixteen. Not only that, but she’s also Syrian. Commenting about the film entitled "The Girl Whose Shadow Reflects … [Read more...]
In its fifth year, the horrors of the Syrian war has killed more than 250,000 people. Many of those killed were fathers, and the lasting affects of the war can be see on the Syrian children who now … [Read more...]
Instead of a big wedding banquet, a newly married Turkish couple did something really charitable and donated their wedding money to feed 4,000 Syrian refugees in their hometown of Kilis. And on their … [Read more...]
"Refugees are not numbers; they are people who have faces, names, stories and need to be treated as such," Pope Francis tweeted this over the weekend, during his moving tour of the Moria refugee camp … [Read more...]
In this follow-up on the Turkish couple who donated their wedding money to feed 4,000 Syrian refugees, the groom commented that he and his wife were surprised by the world-wide attention. Fethullah … [Read more...]
A video from Syrian musician Omar Souleyman, whose music crosses between folk and electronica, mixing old world and new. … [Read more...]
Move over Bravo, “We Are All Refugees” is a new radio soap opera about the Syrian experience, and is airing in Arabic throughout the Middle East. … [Read more...]
“Invisible Children" is a photo-series by Ranie Matar which portrays Syrian refugee children now living in Lebanon – many who are, sadly, homeless. The photographer says that the series gives these … [Read more...]
Eerily reminiscent of young Jewish children escaping Nazi Germany during World War II, reports are coming in about unaccompanied Syrian minors – children younger than 18 – making the dangerous … [Read more...]
Dubbed the Syrian Malala, 17-year-old Muzoon Almellehan and her family fled the Syrian war four years ago only to bounce around between refugee camps. When she left her hometown, Muzoon was told to … [Read more...]
