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.
By now, we all know that France is the champion of the 2018 FIFA World Cup Final, besting Croatia by 4 goals to 2. But what helped cinch that win for France were seven Muslim football players -- Adil … [Read more...]
Huffington Post interviewed two Muslim teen girls from different corners of America -- seventeen-year-old Salsabel Fares who lives in Florissant, Missouri, and Arshia Hussain, also seventeen, who … [Read more...]
More than 42% of Muslims in the U.S. report bullying among their school-age kids (in California, it's more than half), and Pew reports that at least 53 mosques and Islamic centers encountered … [Read more...]
London Mayor Sadiq Khan is the first Muslim mayor of a Western capital (of note, Naheed Nenshi, also Muslim was elected mayor of Calgary in 2010). Born in Tooting, South London, Mr. Khan is the … [Read more...]
Zahra Arabzada attends Hobart and William Smith Colleges where she majors in biochemistry. Recently, the 21 year old has finished a marathon and half-marathons as well as a 50-mile mega-marathon. She … [Read more...]
Hammad Khan is a medical resident at the University of California Davis in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, where he has published research on the public health impacts of … [Read more...]
Abu Mumin is a Muslim social worker from London who is part of an organization called Eden Care which works with terminally ill people who need care and support at the end of their lives. Though the … [Read more...]
Entrepreneur Hadi Shakuur decided to start a Muslim-friendly version of Airbnb after some friends told him they were having trouble with their accommodation bookings, which were often denied or … [Read more...]
When acclaimed photographer Lynsey Addario moved to India in 2000, she began covering Muslim communities throughout Asia and it was there that she was introduced to a "nuanced view" of Islam. But upon … [Read more...]
In this compelling piece from National Geographic, Lebanese American journalist Leila Fadel, along with acclaimed photojournalist Lynsey Addario, paints a vivid picture of contemporary American … [Read more...]
