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.
Following a local judge’s ruling in Iranian Kurdistan, men have begun posting online photos of themselves wearing women’s dress, as a demonstration that traditional women’s dress is not a form of … [Read more...]
In a complete turn around, an Islamphobic politician from the Netherlands, Arnoud Van Doorn, has converted to Islam. He studied the religion following a film he made depicting it in a negative light. … [Read more...]
While in Egypt, Rick Steve, prominent TV traveler and blogger, wrote about his experiences in a country plagued by upheaval and violence since the recent revolution. Nuanced, curious and warm, the … [Read more...]
In a surprising turn of events, the very center of the Muslim community in Canada stepped forward, and outed a community member for their terrorism plot. Is it really then possible to express that … [Read more...]
The Atlantic examines a 2013 Pew Study and concludes that the Muslim community views the roles for women dependent on the country. … [Read more...]
In a modern-day paradox, Saudi Arabia’s religiously conservative government is tearing down sections of ancient holy sites in order to make way for contemporary business enterprises. … [Read more...]
Photo Credit: LA Times/Barbara Davidson Two sisters in Los Angeles face their biggest struggle yet in caring for the sick and injured Arefa, a little girl caught in a battle between Taliban and … [Read more...]
A secret royal, revealed to be Sheikha Mayassa bint Hamad al-Thani, set auction records when she recently purchased a Francis Bacon triptych for $142 million. The sheikha is responsible for purchasing … [Read more...]
The only headscarf-wearing mayor in Bosnia, and possibly all of Europe, sees her electoral victory as a win for tolerance and equality. … [Read more...]
Photo Credit: AFP/Habibou Kouyate Timbuktu was the site of many precious manuscripts and books, the former intellectual and spiritual capital of Islam in Africa. Now, however, up to 3000 priceless … [Read more...]
