Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Terrorism is rooted in violent ideologies purveyed in schools, religious centers, and community centers. While U.S. police and justice systems work hard to stem the violence, what about its source? … [Read more...]
A billboard on Sunset Boulevard featuring a married couple – a U.S. soldier with his Muslim wife – got Angelenos talking about interfaith relationships and also the power of advertising. … [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...]
A crackdown on militants in Karachi has netted a man wanted in connection with the kidnapping and slaying of American journalist Daniel Pearl. The man was assigned as one of the guards to watch over … [Read more...]
In the summer of 2013, Muslim youth took part in a press conference in New York, sharing their stories of discrimination and Islamophobia. As one young woman said, “People basically look at me … [Read more...]
A look at the Muslim generation that has come of age post 9-11 as well as in the shadows of the Boston Bombings, and the hurdles and misconceptions they face. … [Read more...]
A look at how recent converts to Islam dealt with their first Ramadan, especially the fasting aspect, and how Imams helped them have a positive Ramadan experience. … [Read more...]
The Hispanic American community has witnessed a significant rise in conversions to Islam, especially among women. … [Read more...]
More American students are enrolling in Middle East studies in college, which is not surprising considering the region's pull on our country's security and economics. What is surprising, however, is … [Read more...]
In 2013, noted scholar and chaplain, Tahera Ahmad, became the first woman to recite the Quran during the Islamic Society of North America convention. Muslim activist Anastasia Karklina questions what … [Read more...]
