A Musical Revolution In Egypt
In this video segment produced by the New York Times, we’re introduced to a new genre of music in Egypt called Mahraganat – it’s a youth-driven, socially conscious music movement spurred by the recent … [Read more...]
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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.
10 Entrepreneurs Changing the Middle East
A look at the entrepreneur leaders of the Middle East – men and women going against the grain and striving to make a difference. … [Read more...]
Iran In Stunning Photos
Though Iran is perceived as one of the most repressive countries in the world, these photographs will show you the real Iran. One word? Breathtaking. … [Read more...]
New Mosques on the Rise in U.S.
In 2013, an impressive new mosque opened in Rowland Heights and was an indication of a building boom for religious facilities throughout Southern California and around the nation. … [Read more...]
New Afghan President Is Tech Advocate
The new president of Afghanistan, Ashraf Ghani, has recently used Skype and Google Hangout to hold virtual town hall meetings. … [Read more...]
The Master of Alam, A Sacred Art
The alam is a heavy metal piece used in Shia Muslim processions, often decorated with intricate engravings. The Guardian takes a look at one of the last masters of this art form, Safar Fooladgar, who … [Read more...]
A Young Reporter’s Account On Yemen
Laura Kasinof is a young freelance reporter for the New York Times and PRI, and talks about her time covering Yemen during the protests of the Arab Spring. … [Read more...]
Introducing A ‘Hijab-Friendly’ Hair Salon
Getting a haircut for a woman who wears the hijab (Islamic head covering) is no simple matter as the removal is only allowed around other women or around men in the immediate family. A hair salon in … [Read more...]
Female Artists of the Middle East Take Shape
ArtNews talks about the emergence of female artists in the Middle East participating in important exhibitions, and notes that the high percentage is “rarely mustered in major exhibitions in the United … [Read more...]
Arab Astronomy Renaissance Long Overdue
Professor Nidhal Guessoum says it is time for the Arab Muslim community to reclaim its lost tradition of astronomical learning and advancement. … [Read more...]
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