Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
The MOST Story Bank is a live archive of stories on the most current events, people and cultural perspectives of Muslims in America and around the world. With writers in mind, MOST carefully selects story-driven news from the most reputable published sources.
Fashion designer Nateka Pitter has founded Toronto’s International Muslim Fashion and Design Festival whose goal is to empower women through modest fashion. A look at the festival and the designer - … [Read more...]
Who are the bad-ass Kurdish soldiers, out on the front lines in Iraq, fending off ISIS and helping the United States recapture the Mosul Dam? The Kurd’s 2nd Peshmerga Battalion, made up entirely of… … [Read more...]
PRI presents a "ride along" with Colonel Nahida Ahmed Rashid, the highest ranking female commander in the Kurdish military, known as the Peshmerga. … [Read more...]
Japan is hoping to “diversify” visitors to their country by actively courting Muslim tourists. Steps for this courtship have included restaurants that now offer Japanese-style Halal food (prepared … [Read more...]
After a suspected Palestinian gunman opened fire and severely wounded an Israeli soldier, the soldier was rushed to the hospital… only to be saved by an Arab surgeon. A look at Dr. Ahmed Eid and his … [Read more...]
The 1947 Partition Archive is a library of audio clips and videos documenting when the British arbitrarily divided up the landmass formerly known as India. The partition resulted in 14 million … [Read more...]
Painters like Belal Khaled “document” the Gaza war their own way – with their artistry. … [Read more...]
'Solace for the Children' helps injured children in Afghanistan receive medical care in the United States. The Los Angeles Times brings you the story of one courageous father who stood up to the … [Read more...]
Five Muslim inventions that you probably didn’t know about (but should) -- … [Read more...]
Though Afghanistan is one of the world’s poorest countries, they prize a good wedding. NPR takes you into the world of Afghan “wedding culture” including the boom in women’s 'non-modest' wedding … [Read more...]
