Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Over a decade ago in Afghanistan, a young man named Salehi fled the Taliban, eventually making his way through Turkey where he made the treacherous journey in a rickety dinghy across the Mediterranean … [Read more...]
In Qatar, drones are becoming an extremely helpful tool in an archaeologist’s arsenal, helping to unearth ancient mosques, courtyard homes, pottery and even a palace. … [Read more...]
The New York Times takes a look at how President Obama's most controversial programs - drones and NSA surveillance - have impacted the arts on a thematic level. Filmmakers Joe & Anthony Russo, … [Read more...]
CNN: Peter Bergen explores the Yemen drone campaign which shows no signs of slowing down. … [Read more...]
In a move unprecedented in the U.S. government, the CIA is giving up control of the drone program and handing over the permissions to the Department of Defense. The change comes during a time where … [Read more...]
We here at Muslims on Screen and Television (MOST) have crafted an 'in case you missed it' #ICYMI list of this past week's most timely and relevant stories from across the web: 1) Refugees Crossing … [Read more...]
Thirteen-year old Mohammed Tuaiman’s father and brother were killed in drone strikes in Yemen, and last year he happened to be interviewed and said he had a constant fear of the “death machines.” … [Read more...]
A Pakistani boy named Zubair longs for grey skies. This is when drones don’t fly due to bad weather. He told his story to Congress in 2013. … [Read more...]
