Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
In this op-ed for the Los Angeles Times, journalist David Hansen (who is non-Muslim) talks about his experience being part of a guided tour of local mosques in Orange County, CA. The journalist took … [Read more...]
Per a 2009 West Point Combatting Terrorism report, extremists have taken Muslim lives at a rate of eight times mores than non-Muslim. This article takes a closer look at the often unreported victims – … [Read more...]
Jordanian comic book author Suleiman Bakhit pens Middle Eastern stories which he says are an alternative to extremist ideologies. He continues, “The biggest threat in the Middle East is terrorism … [Read more...]
Local Muslim religious leaders are often the first line of defense against a terrorist plot. Imams tap into undercurrents in the community and share potentially harmful information with the … [Read more...]
We here at Muslims on Screen and Television (MOST) have crafted an 'in case you missed it' #ICYMI list of this past week's most timely and relevant stories from across the web: 1) Mahershala Ali … [Read more...]
Southern California is home to approximately 500,000 Muslims and according to the Los Angeles Times, even in “liberal California," many Muslims "anxiously wonder how much the president-elect Trump’s … [Read more...]
Wael Odeh is a civil engineer, a Muslim born in Palestine, who has lived in Temple Terrace for over thirty years, settling there after he graduated from the University of Southern Florida. He is a … [Read more...]
Those who go to sleep at night with the threat of terrorism on their minds might be surprised to learn that Muslim CEOs are running companies that watch over our safety. “When you become an American … [Read more...]
In the wake of the deadly attacks in France last month, filmmaker Luc Besson wrote a powerful letter, published in Le Monde, addressing Muslim youth. As Besson writes: “How can you change this society … [Read more...]
In this op-ed for Vox, social scientist reporter Brian Resnick writes about a psychological theory called "collective blame" -- when we punish the whole for the actions of a few. This is something … [Read more...]
