A Theater Troupe Grows In Syria
Despite the ongoing civil war which has resulted in more than half the population displaced, a Syrian performance troupe named Saraqeb Youth Group continues to thrive in a small Northwestern town in … [Read more...]
Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
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Despite the ongoing civil war which has resulted in more than half the population displaced, a Syrian performance troupe named Saraqeb Youth Group continues to thrive in a small Northwestern town in … [Read more...]
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The Battle of Marawi is an ongoing conflict that started May 23rd between Philippine government security forces and affiliated militants of ISIS. Extremists have essentially taken over the Philippine … [Read more...]
Singapore is expected to welcome its first female president on Thursday -- a 63 year-old, hijab wearing woman named Halimah Yacob. But unfortunately, according to the New York Times, her legitimacy is … [Read more...]
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Al Jazeera Reports: Rohingya Muslims as old as 105 are pouring into Bangladesh in the hope of finding peace and some semblance of a future, as the Myanmar army and allied mobs lay waste to their … [Read more...]
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According to the Guardian: A recent study found that Muslim men and women were being held back in the workplace by widespread Islamophobia, racism and discrimination, and that Muslim adults were … [Read more...]
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Khaled Khalifa is a Syrian novelist, screenwriter and poet. His 2012 novel, In Praise of Hatred, was a finalist for the International prize for Arabic fiction (and was also banned by the Syrian … [Read more...]
In the early 1630’s, a wealthy ruler in India named Shah Jahan lost his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal, who had died while giving birth to their fourteenth child. To honor the deceased queen, the ruler … [Read more...]
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According to the Los Angeles Times: As far as the eye can see, they trudge through treacherously deep mud, across rice paddy fields and past rain-swollen creeks into Bangladesh. Tens of thousands … [Read more...]
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Both Israel and the Palestinian Authority in the occupied West Bank are vying for their business – yup, that's right, Muslim tourists. According to the Christian Science Monitor, Muslim tourists … [Read more...]
Hamad Sinno is lead singer of the popular Lebanese alternative rock band Mashrou' Leila. This summer the group toured the U.S. to much acclaim, thanks to no small measure to their huge hit “Roman” … [Read more...]