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.
Similar to ABC’s What Would You Do?, an Australian activist group hits the streets in Sydney to document if non-Muslims witnessing Islamophobic acts would be called to action. The results are … [Read more...]
Foreign Affairs takes a penetrating look at the psychological damages suffered on both sides from last summer’s Gaza-Israeli conflict, and looks at the lasting effects on the children. … [Read more...]
A common refrain about the atrocities going on in the Middle East and Africa is – why aren’t moderate Muslims speaking out? Foreign Policy breaks this down for you, showing you a sample of the … [Read more...]
A flip side to what many see as discriminatory views on Islam from comedian Bill Maher and atheist author Sam Harris is the awarding of the Noble Prize to the young Muslim activist Malala Yousufzai. … [Read more...]
Homeland security officials are currently on a “community outreach tour,” targeting Muslim communities in Los Angeles, New York and Chicago, with the goal of gaining support to help deter young people … [Read more...]
Malala Yousafzai and Kailash Satyarthi -- a Muslim education activist from Pakistan and a Hindu child slavery abolitionist from India – are joint recipients of the Nobel Prize, bringing together two … [Read more...]
The familiar church sign in New South Wales Australia takes on a surprising but simple message: Muslims Welcome Here. An interview with the man behind the message, Minister Michael Barnes -- … [Read more...]
While First Lady Rula Ghani is a Lebanese Maronite Christian (Afghanistan is predominantly Muslim), she says she doesn’t want to change societal norms but would like to strengthen the position of … [Read more...]
A new app called Mecca 3D and Youtube videos are changing how Muslims prepare for the hajj pilgrimage. … [Read more...]
“Call Her Fatimah -- Musilin” is a photography exhibit by artist Giulia Marchi about the female Muslim population in China (Musilin means Muslim in Chinese). A look inside this extraordinary world … [Read more...]
