Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
The town of Riace in Southern Italy not only welcomes Syrian refugees, but are actively trying to recruit migrants from around the world to help rebuild its flailing economy. Many Italians have … [Read more...]
In England, several Muslim-led fundraising campaigns are being established for the victims of the Manchester explosion at the Ariana Grande concert which killed 22 people. Dr Shazad Amin, CEO of … [Read more...]
Relationships between Cuba and the cultures of the Middle East are said to go back centuries. According to Al Jazeera, “Moors from Andalusia were brought as slaves by Spanish conquerors, with records … [Read more...]
PNB Perdana Hotel is the first hotel in Malaysia to be halal certified. Halal means permissible under Islamic Sharia law, and can refer to both goods and services. The hotel has commissioned a … [Read more...]
Spearheaded by artist Yazmany Arboleda, the “Color in Faith” is giving Muslim and Christian houses of worship across Kenya a much needed coat of paint and throwing in some interfaith activism as the … [Read more...]
76% of the population in the United Arab Emirates are Muslim. Perhaps not surprising to most but a lesser known fact is that the nation also has more than 40 congregations with plans for the largest … [Read more...]
In the late Victorian era, Britain presided over a vast empire in the East which included millions belonging to the Islamic faith. British upper-class soon became intrigued, and some even converted. … [Read more...]
When Waheed Arian arrived in the UK as a teenager from war-torn Afghanistan in the 1990s, he was told he should set his sights on becoming a cab driver – many years later, he set his ambitions a bit … [Read more...]
Born in in Yemen, Mai Noman is a London-based BBC journalist who has been trying to focus the world's attention on the deadly conflict in her home country. "No matter how many times we go on TV and … [Read more...]
For years, more babies were born to Christian women than to any other religious group but by 2035, PEW reports, Muslim women are expected to "modestly exceed" newborn births. According to … [Read more...]
