Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
In this Huffington Post opinion piece, author Qasim Rashid questions why, when an Islamic leader condemns ISIS – as Mirza Masroor Ahmad did last week during the Ahmadiyya Muslim Peace Symposium in … [Read more...]
As U.S. and British military forces withdraw from Afghanistan, a look at the small group of expats choosing to stay in the country that they now call home. … [Read more...]
Despite such unique challenges as government censorship and trade sanctions, game developers are pushing through these obstacles with the clear goal of creating games “in and for the Middle East.” … [Read more...]
Athens is home to a strong Muslim community of 500,000 people who, shockingly, have no place to worship as there is not one single mosque in all of the capital. What they do have are basements and … [Read more...]
In this video segment produced by the New York Times, we’re introduced to a new genre of music in Egypt called Mahraganat – it’s a youth-driven, socially conscious music movement spurred by the recent … [Read more...]
A look at the entrepreneur leaders of the Middle East – men and women going against the grain and striving to make a difference. … [Read more...]
Though Iran is perceived as one of the most repressive countries in the world, these photographs will show you the real Iran. One word? Breathtaking. … [Read more...]
The new president of Afghanistan, Ashraf Ghani, has recently used Skype and Google Hangout to hold virtual town hall meetings. … [Read more...]
The alam is a heavy metal piece used in Shia Muslim processions, often decorated with intricate engravings. The Guardian takes a look at one of the last masters of this art form, Safar Fooladgar, who … [Read more...]
Laura Kasinof is a young freelance reporter for the New York Times and PRI, and talks about her time covering Yemen during the protests of the Arab Spring. … [Read more...]
