Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
New York Times photographer Bryan Denton recently traveled to Palmyra, Syria and brought back photographic evidence of what remains after ISIS took control of the region a year ago. According to … [Read more...]
Did you know that 6% of American Muslims are Hispanic? Voice of America shares a few personal stories from this growing demographic -- … [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...]
Malala Yousafzai, Nobel Peace laureate and education advocate, celebrated her 18th birthday by inducting a school for Syrian refugee girls in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley which is near the border of Syria. … [Read more...]
Forced to leave Syria due to the ongoing war, book publishers Samer al Kadri and Gulnar Hajo have recently settled in Turkey and have opened an Arabic-language bookstore in Istanbul. “It’s not only a … [Read more...]
The history of science in the Middle East tells something about shared cultures.. … [Read more...]
MOST has crafted an 'in case you missed it' #ICYMI list of this past week's most timely and relevant stories from across the web -- 1) Post Quebec Shooting, Jewish Community Helps Their Muslim … [Read more...]
Trump cited terrorism as the chief concern to his executive order, signed January 27th, which temporarily banned immigration to the U.S. from seven mostly-Muslim countries, and also disrupted the U.S. … [Read more...]
Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi-born British architect who sadly passed away last week. The "starchitect" was greatly accomplished. In 2004, she was the first Muslim (and the first woman) to win the Pritzker … [Read more...]
A study published last week in the UK medical journal Lancet found that since the Arab Spring in 2010, life expectancy has significantly dropped in Syria, Tunisia and Yemen. Per the study, “The region … [Read more...]
