Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Scholar and journalist Juan Cole writes about the importance of remembering Muslims who fought to defeat the Axis powers in World War II, from the British Indian army (among them Baluch Muslims who … [Read more...]
Iran's new president Hassan Rouhani recently said in a speech that people should choose their own path to heaven. This seemingly innocuous comment has been scrutinized by religious conservatives, and … [Read more...]
Hillary Clinton is not the only woman to have recently run for president -- so did Bothaina Kamel, who in 2012 became the first woman to run for president of Egypt. Her candidacy became a powerful … [Read more...]
A look at female factory workers, and the efforts taken for workplace equality in Iran. … [Read more...]
As the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks faltered, local industries have not let that stop them by conceptualizing a program called "Business For Peace" whose goal is to create economic opportunity and … [Read more...]
In this 60 Minutes clip, Egyptian satirist Bassem Youssef (“the Jon Stewart of Egypt”) is interviewed just months before the cancellation of his show. He talks about the threat that laughter can … [Read more...]
The New York Times looks at disturbing allegations in Britain over radical Islamist elements infiltrating local schools. The case proved to have no merit but sheds bright light on a divided social … [Read more...]
The general who led a military takeover in Egypt last year, removing Mohamed Morsi from his presidential post. How Abdel Fattah el-Sisi became President of Egypt. … [Read more...]
Led by Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah, the new Palestinian government was sworn in in late May. New York Times walks you through the questions on people’s minds. … [Read more...]
Reuters takes you on a vivid photo-journey to India -- the world's largest democracy -- where the schism between Muslim and Hindu (in the state of Gujarat particularly) is most pronounced. … [Read more...]
