Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
AP reports on Pope Francis' trip to Morocco: Students at a school for Muslim preachers have told Pope Francis and Morocco’s king that they will bring home the lessons of building bridges between … [Read more...]
The Urban Muslim Woman Show is an annual networking event in the UK that offers counseling to Muslim women who may face discrimination in the workplace. … [Read more...]
In this honest and compelling Huffington Post podcast, two “talented, ivy league educated, social justice- minded” young Muslim women are interviewed – one wears and embraces the hijab, the other … [Read more...]
Right-wing and anti-Muslim sites have launched a vicious attack on Linda Sarsour, the well-known Muslim activist and organizer of the Women’s March in D.C.. In response, thousands of people took to … [Read more...]
In Libya, the majority of college graduates are women – 77% compared to 63% for men. However after graduation, only 43% of women enter the workforce. Al Jazeera takes a look at special interest groups … [Read more...]
Founder of The Women's Mosque of America, M. Hasna Maznavi, says that the Los Angeles mosque has “erroneously been framed as a ‘liberation’ from Muslim men” and thereby, has made a list of “nine … [Read more...]
A very personal look at the women of Kobani who now live as refugees in Turkey as their husbands stay and fight ISIS. … [Read more...]
In this op-ed, women’s rights activist Shahnaz Taplin-Chinoy makes the excellent point that Islam has always provided excellent female role models – from the Prophet’s first wife, Khadijah, who was a … [Read more...]
Since the presidential election, a Canadian Muslim women’s shelter named Nisa Homes has become a haven for U.S. border crossers seeking asylum. In the last six months, dozens of women and children … [Read more...]
China has some of the oldest Muslim communities outside the Near East. Located in the city of Kaifeng, is the old capital of the Song Dynasty where one thousand years ago, it was considered to be a … [Read more...]
