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.
The mayor of Beziers, France is making what many say are subtle yet derogatory remarks against the Muslim community by ranting against kebob restaurants and calling for the blocking of new restaurants … [Read more...]
As UN global goodwill ambassador for women, actress Emma Watson gave a speech to the UN last year launching the “He for She” campaign which encourages men to speak up for women’s rights. The speech … [Read more...]
In London, “Faith After the Pharaohs” is a new exhibit currently on display in the British Museum. The exhibit begins in 30 BC when Egypt was the province of the Roman Empire, taking you through 1171 … [Read more...]
Hero of the week certainly is New Zealand’s Sonny Bill Williams who gave away his Rugby World Cup winner’s medal after seeing a young fan get tackled by a security guard during the All Blacks’ lap of … [Read more...]
Ever try to explain the Syria war to a friend or have a few questions yourself? Well this comic published in Upworthy will “get you there in five minutes,” and also offers a unique perspective about … [Read more...]
1,700 baby carriers are stuffed inside a local Los Angeles storage locker due to Cristal Logothetis who started a kickstarter campaign to help Syrian parents. “Any picture or any footage you see, it’s … [Read more...]
During the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, Sarah Attar competed in the 800-meters race, and though she placed last, still received a standing ovation. Female judo competitor Wojdan Ali Seraj … [Read more...]
The staff calls them “Bert and Ernie” or “Fried and Eid.” Ahmed Eid, 65, is a Muslim from the Galilee village of Dabburiya and Elchanan Fried, 41, is a Jew from Petah Tikva in central Israel. Eid is … [Read more...]
As security deteriorates in Afghanistan, and women’s rights and welfare are threatened, a group of university students gathered last week to embark on an encouraging course –Afghanistan’s first … [Read more...]
In Northern Nigeria, Muslim doctor Farouk Mohammed Jega has been actively instructing the local community and religious leaders on family planning issues, including access to contraception and … [Read more...]
