Princess Reema Empowers Saudi Women
Born in Saudi Arabia, Princess Reema bint Bandar Al Saud spent her formative years in the United States, where her father was ambassador from 1983-2005. Princess Reema earned a degree in museum … [Read more...]
Award winning novelist Leila Aboulela is someone you should really be reading…
Leila Aboulela is an acclaimed Sudanese novelist and short-story author who lives in Scotland and writes in English. In a New York Times review, Porochista Khakpour (an author herself) says this … [Read more...]
Texas Muslims Help Victims of Harvey with Shelter in Mosques
Texas Muslims have been organized and mobilized to help those in need suffering from the horror of Hurricane Harvey (see article). M.J. Khan, president of the Islamic Society of Greater Houston, … [Read more...]
In France, Muslims Attend Catholic Mass to Mourn Slain Priest
Following the vicious murder of beloved Reverend Jacques Hamel in an ISIS-related attack in Northern France last week, more than one hundred Muslims attended Catholic mass in churches throughout … [Read more...]
Hasan Minhaj To Host White House Correspondents’ Dinner
It was just announced that Hasan Minhaj will be hosting this year's White House Correspondents Dinner. Despite President Trump saying he will be a no-show, the comedian is in good company, host-wise, … [Read more...]
Muslim Scholars On Why Muslims ‘Should Remember the Holocaust’
Mohammad Al-Issa is secretary-general of the Muslim World League and president of the International Organization of Muslim Scholars, and in this op-ed for the Washington Post, writes about the … [Read more...]
Remembering Iranian Filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami
Internationally acclaimed Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami died last week at the age of 76. In 1997, his film “Taste of Cherry won top prize at the Cannes Film Festival and recently, he directed … [Read more...]
Photographer Shines Light On Muslim American Youth In NYC
In this new photo series called America 2.0, photographer Mark Bennington captures images of young American Muslims in New York City creating, as he says, “a visual translation through representation … [Read more...]
This Tennessee Falafel Shop Named ‘Nicest Place’ In America
Reader’s Digest recently asked their readers what's the nicest place in America and the winner is a small falafel shop in Knoxville, Tennessee. Yassin’s Falafel house was selected from a nearly … [Read more...]
CNN War Correspondent Says She’s ‘Never Seen Anything’ Like Aleppo
CNN war correspondent, Clarissa Ward, recently gave a riveting speech before the UN Security Council where she said that in all of her experience covering war, she has "never seen anything on the … [Read more...]
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