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.
Never before in history have female fighters played such a crucial role in warfare as the Kurdistan female fighters are now playing in the battle to destroy ISIS. One of these warriors, 32 year old … [Read more...]
A very personal look at the women of Kobani who now live as refugees in Turkey as their husbands stay and fight ISIS. … [Read more...]
As the Soviet Union withdrew from Afghanistan in 1988, they wanted to leave the country with some positive PR, namely putting an Afghan in space. Meet that man, Ahad Momand, who to this day is the … [Read more...]
Photo Credit: Rachel La Corte for CP/caption] A Canadian Muslim's perspective on the deaths of Cpl. Nathan Cirillo and Warrant Officer Couture-Rouleau in Ottawa. As the author, Mohammed Adam, says … [Read more...]
A Canadian mosque was vandalized last week – most likely as a reaction to the parliament shootings. Locals were on hand, not just to help clean but to lend support to the Muslim community – and soon … [Read more...]
In this video segment and story, a Muslim man living in Australia talks about the horrible acts of discrimination he’s recently faced due to his faith. Reports indicate that Islamophabia is on the … [Read more...]
In this opinion piece for the Daily Beast, comedian and author Dean Obeidallah talks about the one weapon in Iraq that ISIS will never acquire, and that’s comedy. Dean makes the point that ISIS … [Read more...]
In Australia, the Othman Bin Affan Mosque is participating in National Mosque Open Day -- “a new initiative which aims to breakdown common misconceptions and stereotypes surrounding Islam.” … [Read more...]
In Montreal, a vigil was held for Cpl. Nathan Cirillo and Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent, victims of the Canadian Parliament shooting. The memorial was organized by Arab-Canadian women and attended … [Read more...]
After the assassination of Mohamed Brahmi -- a left-wing politician in Tunisia – his wife, Mbarka Brahmi, seeks to win his parliamentary seat and continue the fight against extremism. … [Read more...]
