Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
MOST's Cynthia Schneider writes about the son of Benazir Bhutto, politician Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, who during the close of the Sindh Festival dared to stand up to the Taliban. … [Read more...]
A war hero goes in search of his 15 year-old younger brother, who has run away from home to join the rebel fighters in Syria. … [Read more...]
Playwright Shekinah Jacob discusses his new controversial play, about Muslim identity in India. … [Read more...]
Israeli singer-songwriter David Broza uses music to bridge the Muslim-Jewish divide at the Shuafat Refugee Camp in East Jerusalem. … [Read more...]
Sheikh Ibrahim Abu El-Hawa, a Palestinian Muslim and interfaith activist, pays tribute to his late friend, Rabbi Menachem Froman, an Israeli proponent of building relations between Jewish settlers and … [Read more...]
Driven to flee their Myanmar homeland by the violence of an extreme Buddhist sect, tens of thousands of Rohingya Muslims have turned to smuggling rings that promise to take them to the safety of … [Read more...]
TIME examines the strategy going forward for this historically resilient 86-year-old party. … [Read more...]
The first Muslim congressman, Rep. Keith Ellison, took his oath of office by swearing on a Quran that once belonged to Thomas Jefferson. Scholar Alexander Bevilacqua explores the history of the first … [Read more...]
The first Muslim woman has been elected to Australia’s parliament. An academic with a Pakistani background, Mehreen Faruqi plans to build bridges among minority communities. … [Read more...]
The Muslim Women's Association in Australia provides refugees with guidance in finding jobs, financial assistance and counseling. … [Read more...]
