Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Friendship Park is a historic meeting place on the U.S.- Mexico border overlooking the Pacific Ocean between San Diego and Tijuana. It's also serves as a public space where family members separated by … [Read more...]
In this op-ed for "America, The Jesuit Review," academic Jordan Denari Duffner writes about how she wanted to give her Catholic family the opportunity to visit a local mosque. Ms. Duffner, who is … [Read more...]
Every week, Muslim asylum seekers from Africa and the Middle East gather at The Islamic Center of Baja, Tijuana's only mosque. Migrants from Syria pray alongside migrants from Togo, Somalia and Ghana. … [Read more...]
According to a new Pew Research Center survey: The vast majority of non-Muslim Americans (89%) say they would be willing to accept Muslims as neighbors. The same survey finds that most people … [Read more...]
June 24th marked the 800th anniversary of a very important encounter -- that between Francis of Assisi and Egypt’s Sultan Malik al-Kamil during the Fifth Crusade. In this op-ed, scholar Paul Moses … [Read more...]
For the past four years, Katerine Merriman has been giving Muslim history tours of New York City with a focus on Harlem… for free. “New York is one of the most, if not the most, diverse Muslim cities … [Read more...]
For the past ten years, the Utah Islamic Center has been meeting in a rented warehouse behind a strip mall in Salt Lake City. But at 350 members, the congregation has clearly outgrown its quarters. … [Read more...]
Richard McKinney recently spoke at the Oklahoma City University and declared that he once hated Muslims. Of note, the speech was co-sponsored by The Council on American-Islamic Relations-Oklahoma … [Read more...]
On September 12, 2001 Manal Ezzat was focused on one thing --- rebuilding and repurposing the area of the Pentagon that was hit on 9-11. Ms. Ezzat, an Army Corps of Engineers employee who was … [Read more...]
For centuries the Rahman family have looked after a Hindu shrine in Northeast India – an interesting enough story but what’s fascinating is that the family is… (you guessed it) Muslim. Every morning … [Read more...]
