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.
When a high school soccer referee prohibits a Muslim female player from wearing the hijab, the surprising response from the other players gives new meaning to the term "team-mates." … [Read more...]
Muslim girls can do anything – including be the first to figure skate in the Sochi Winter Olympics wearing the hijab. Meet Zahra Lari. … [Read more...]
Shireen Ahmed born to Pakistani parents and raised in Canada, where she practiced two things: soccer and Islam. This article traces the long and winding road for a woman who wants to play public … [Read more...]
One cyclist's personal account follows a British Muslim cycling club, biking from Glasgow to London for charity.. … [Read more...]
Due to his Islamic beliefs, Australian cricketer Fawad Ahmed has asked not to wear the team’s beer sponsor logo, and the team's management seems to have his back. … [Read more...]
In Muslim-majority countries, soccer season goes on hiatus during the fasting month of Ramadan, however matches in Europe hardly follow suit. A look at how Muslim athletes cope with fasting and … [Read more...]
For women in Afghanistan, riding a bicycle is taboo, immoral and prohibited. Increasingly, however, national cycling teams full of women are beginning to form, causing a stir across the nation. … [Read more...]
The first-ever marathon took place in Palestine, in response to the Jerusalem Marathon that took place earlier that year. Initiated by runners, it’s the hope of the marathon to be the first … [Read more...]
It’s the quintessential American boy’s dream: boy grows up, boy excels in football, boy is drafted to play pro-football. In the eternally American sport, the latest Phenom is a Brooklyn native who … [Read more...]
