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.
This year, approximately 5,000 Syrian refugees have arrived in the United States, many relocating to Illinois, California and Michigan. Melineh Kano, Executive Director of “Refugee One,” says that the … [Read more...]
NYPD Sgt. Hameed Armani (a self-described Muslim immigrant from Afghanistan) and Officer Peter Cybulski are being declared heroes as they bravely took away a device they believed was a bomb from Times … [Read more...]
PRI interviews New Jersey couple Omar Awad and Marwah Maasarani on their perspectives watching the Republican convention as Muslims. Ms. Maasarani, who wears the hijab, says she’s an observant Muslim, … [Read more...]
Want an idea of what those attending the Republican convention felt about the Muslim community? Huffington Post sent their reporter, Sharaf Mowjood, (yes, a Muslim), who encountered a wide range of … [Read more...]
On Thursday, President Obama hosted more than 100 Muslim Americans to a belated celebration of Eid al-Fitr, the end of Ramadan, during which he talked about the contributions Muslims have made to … [Read more...]
Muslim-American leaders and activists are reaching out to the community with the hope of registering one million voters this electoral season. The goal is clear, to defeat Donald Trump and trounce … [Read more...]
Abdullah Saeed is a Muslim-American correspondent on a new show running this month on Viceland called “VICE Does America.” According to Vice, the mission of the show is to “find out what the hell is … [Read more...]
Mohamed Khairullah is mayor of Prospect Park, New Jersey and describes himself as “an American mayor who happens to be Muslim… I don’t impose my religion when it comes to running the town. But my … [Read more...]
At the start of the Syrian civil war, artist and scholar Jumana Jaber fled Syria, along with her family, and eventually immigrated to the United States through the help of the Institute of … [Read more...]
Two new polls released this week by the Brookings Institute show that in the past seven months there has been a favorable uptick in Americans public views and attitudes towards Muslim-American people … [Read more...]
