Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
The importance of American students being prepared for the emerging global economy is driving a new exchange program which places teachers from such countries as Egypt and China into U.S. classrooms … [Read more...]
Muslim college student Khairuldeen Makhzoomi was on a Southwest Airlines flight on April 6th when he called his uncle and spoke to him in Arabic. That got him kicked off the flight and questioned by … [Read more...]
Last week, the Islamic Society of Mid Manhattan hosted a multifaith Passover celebration with Temple Emanu-El and the NYC Muslim-Jewish Solidarity Committee, a sharing of food and traditions of the … [Read more...]
The Cincinnati Enquirer recently voted Afreen Asif as one of the ten Women Of The Year. Ms. Asif was inspired by her Muslim faith to start a social outreach called Rahma Community Services (“rahma” … [Read more...]
Last Tuesday was Muslim Day at the Iowa Capitol where people of the faith share food and conversation with the public as well as some Iowa legislators. “This is just to let our neighbors know who … [Read more...]
Historian Evan Taparata reminds us that Muslims have been immigrating to the United States for centuries, often not by choice. As far back as 1502, European adventurers such as Vasco Núñez de … [Read more...]
Muslim scholar Reza Aslan has been quite busy of late. His 2013 bestseller "Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth" is currently being adapted as a major feature film by screenwriter and … [Read more...]
Nolan Elementary-Middle School has been hit hard by the debt ridden Detroit school system so last month volunteers in the Muslim and Jewish faith decided to do something about it. The Michigan Muslim … [Read more...]
On Monday, Harvard hosted a roundtable on the rising anti-Muslim rhetoric and sentiment in America. According to professor Ali Asani, Director of Harvard’s Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Islamic Studies … [Read more...]
In response to GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz’s call for law enforcement to “patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods,” the Guardian interviewed Muslim-Americans about their communities and life as … [Read more...]
