Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
British-Muslim activist, Sara Khan, has written a powerful letter to the few Muslim girls who are being targeted/wooed by ISIS recruiters via social media. As she says in her letter, “You are being … [Read more...]
A look at Muslim activist Amara Majeed who is a columnist for CNN and Huffington Post, and, oh yeah, she’s seventeen. … [Read more...]
Having survived being jailed by the Syrian regime multiple times, Syrian activist and civilian journalist Karam Al Hamad has managed to leave his country and recently arrived in the U.S to study at … [Read more...]
Nazma Kahn started “World Hijab Day” so people from all faiths could walk in the shoes of a Muslim woman. … [Read more...]
Funny-woman Maysoon Zayid has the receipts. She co-created the Arab-American Comedy Festival with fellow comic Dean Obeidallah and her Ted Talk I got 99 problems … palsy is just one has been viewed … [Read more...]
Forbes journalist Rebekah Bastian spoke with Muslim corporate leaders to gain their insights on how to support Muslim employees in the workplace. Ms. Bastian makes the point, "As we work to create … [Read more...]
On New Years Eve neuroscience student Caitlin Duncan, along with hundreds of other women, were victims of a series of sexual harassing assaults and incidents perpetuated by a mob of men in Cologne, … [Read more...]
PRI reporters Marco Werman and Matthew Bell recently traveled to Iran, to discover what the opening of the country means for Iranians, after 37 years of isolation from most people in … [Read more...]
MiddleEast Eye Reports: Attendance for Jum'ah (Friday prayers) is considered mandatory for Muslim men and optional for women and children according to the majority of Muslim scholars. But during … [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) ANGLE ON: The … [Read more...]
