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.
Dean Obeidallah pens an inspiring commentary about an anti-Islam rally outside a mosque in Phoenix! Um, say, what? Though there were about 200 supporters (including skin-heads and Neo-Nazis), there … [Read more...]
The Supreme Court sided today with Muslim-American Samantha Elauf who interviewed to work at Abercrombie & Fitch but was rejected because the hijab (religious headscarf) she wore was said to … [Read more...]
Abdullah Polovina has just received a Master's degree at the Seattle University's School of Theology and Ministry, where he was the first Muslim to attend the school. Polovina says he saw many … [Read more...]
Founder of The Women's Mosque of America, M. Hasna Maznavi, says that the Los Angeles mosque has “erroneously been framed as a ‘liberation’ from Muslim men” and thereby, has made a list of “nine … [Read more...]
Malika MacDonald was one of the many volunteers who recently attended the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA), and handed out 400 “blessing bags” filled with toiletries and food to people in need. … [Read more...]
Los Angeles is known for being a city where many Iranians immigrated during the 1979 revolution and in Westwood, there’s a bookstore named Ketab Corp where patrons (mostly Iranians) can come to read … [Read more...]
In this witty satire, writer Wajahat Ali takes the recent motorcycle gang shootout in Waco, Texas, and draws sharp and insightful parallels to the Muslim community, particularly in relation to … [Read more...]
Robert Doggart, who in 2014 made a failed bid for Congress, pleaded guilty to interstate communication of threats as documented in his plea agreement filed in the U.S. District Court in Knoxville, … [Read more...]
Months after the Chapel Hill murders where a man assassinated his young, Muslim neighbors (Deah Shaddy Barakat, Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha, and Razan Mohammad Abu-Salha), Vanity Fair does a “temperature … [Read more...]
From physicians who feel passionately about community health and saving lives, to the story of an immigration attorney who works with Syrians seeking asylum, to the director of a women’s shelter, … [Read more...]
