Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
A new survey conducted by the Interfaith Youth Core (IYC) has found that in U.S. colleges and universities, Muslim freshmen are the most inclined to have a considerable number of religiously diverse … [Read more...]
Last year, Summer Yousif Bales, 21, was a senior at UC San Diego where she was co-captain of the UCSD women’s soccer team which went all the way to the NCAA Div. II Semifinals. Growing up in Temecula, … [Read more...]
KQED reports: According to a new report by the Council on American-Islamic Relations, Muslim children in California schools continue to say they are being bullied or harassed at a higher rate than … [Read more...]
In this Washington Post op-ed, Scholars Brian Calfano (associate professor of political science and journalism at the University of Cincinnati) and Nazita Lajevardi (assistant professor of political … [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...]
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...]
The Washington Post begs the question -- how effective has the "Travel Ban" (AKA Muslim Ban) been? In one word, the paper states, "dramatic." As a reminder, the policy involves seven countries: five … [Read more...]
Hefzur Rahman says he stays up all night worrying about his parents. Herzur is a Rohingya Muslim who, at the age of 11, was forced to flee Myanmar with his family into neighboring Bangladesh. … [Read more...]
A new report from Muslim Advocates has found that while Muslims make up about only 1% of the U.S. population, they make up 9% of state prisoners. The report further explores issues incarcerated … [Read more...]
Last week Zulfat Suara became the first Muslim elected to a Metro seat in Nashville history. The Nashville Tennessean reports that Ms. Suara, a certified public accountant at Meharry Medical … [Read more...]
