Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Interfaith leaders recently gathered in Abu Dhabi to mark the one year anniversary of Pope Francis’ historic trip to the Arabian Peninsula, a visit that saw leading Muslim clerics pledging with the … [Read more...]
King Mohammed VI recently attended the inauguration for Bayt Dakira which means 'House of Memory' in Arabic. The $1.5 million center is dedicated to Jewish culture in the Moroccan city of Essaouira. … [Read more...]
Sabeth Schmidthals, a teacher at the Theodor-Heuss Community School in Berlin, says several years ago she became concerned about how little her students knew about the Jewish Holocaust. Many of these … [Read more...]
In this op-ed, Iranian-Canadian journalist Maziar Bahar writes about the importance of Holocaust education making the point that "history shows that ignoring the plight of our fellow human beings in … [Read more...]
Hoping to help Afghan women find inner peace and fight depression in a war-torn country, Fahima Mirzaie opened up a dance studio in Kabul last year -- yes in Afghanistan, a country where dancing is … [Read more...]
On the night of Jan. 29, 2017, members of the Centre Culturel Islamique Québec gathered inside Quebec City’s largest mosque for the most important prayer of the day. At just around 7:50 p.m., a gunman … [Read more...]
AP REPORTS: India has been embroiled in protests since December, when Parliament passed a bill amending the country’s citizenship law. The new law provides a fast track to naturalization for some … [Read more...]
New York Times reports: It has been almost three weeks since Nawres Waleed Hamid, a naturalized citizen who grew up in Iraq, became the latest American to die in the United States’ nearly … [Read more...]
ArchDaily presents a listicle of the top ten historical sites in Iran. The architecture blog makes the point that most travelers might not have the opportunity to visit the country, given the current … [Read more...]
“Normally, a woman’s role is to take care of the household, family and children,” Umm Yasser, a Bedouin member of the Hamada tribe, explains to a Los Angeles Times reporter. “Hiking is the first time … [Read more...]
