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.
"I viewed it as critically important, as a Muslim, to be standing up for every community that is under attack and whose rights are being taken away from them," states attorney Adeel A. Mangi who, … [Read more...]
"Along a narrow canal in one of Berlin’s largest Turkish and Muslim neighborhoods sits a synagogue’s ghost — the site of a worship hall that was largely destroyed by the Nazis on the November night in … [Read more...]
Egyptian artist Saad Mohammed has spent three years creating what he hopes is the world's largest Quran. "This Quran is 700 meters long, and of course that's a large amount of paper," he explained. "I … [Read more...]
Ted Hakey Jr. says he learned to be a “Muslim hater” on social media. Drunk and angry over the 2015 Paris attacks, the former U.S. marine took his misplaced rage out on a local mosque and fired 30 … [Read more...]
A recent study by the Foundation of Ethnic Understanding found that the more that American Muslims and Jews interact with each other, the more likely they are to see the two faiths as more similar … [Read more...]
Controversy struck a mosque in Växjö, a town in southern Sweden, when they requested a permit to install a speaker to broadcast the adhan (call to prayer). The country's right-wing politicians not … [Read more...]
The Seoul Metropolitan Government announced that this summer it will open prayer rooms for Muslims in a couple of the city’s major tourist areas, targeting the growing number of tourists visiting from … [Read more...]
A newly built avant-garde mosque in the heart of Tehran is causing some controversy within Iran's conservative establishment. According to the Associated Press, "The architects behind the Vali-e-Asr … [Read more...]
Three decades ago Abdul Hakim Shareef founded a community of like-minded African-American Muslims on the outskirts of Hattiesburg, Mississippi where the mission was to be able to live a more simple … [Read more...]
For six weeks, billboards along the Tri-State Tollway and I-55 in Chicago will feature various Muslim women wearing the hijab. The non-profit, GainPeace, says they are putting up these billboards to … [Read more...]
