Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
“While I Was Waiting” receives its North American premiere at Lincoln Center Festival this week though it almost didn’t happen. Playwright Mohammad Al Attar and director Omar Abusaada both hail from … [Read more...]
Want an idea of what those attending the Republican convention felt about the Muslim community? Huffington Post sent their reporter, Sharaf Mowjood, (yes, a Muslim), who encountered a wide range of … [Read more...]
In Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Algeria, Oman, Jordan, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia, university enrollment rates for women are exceeding those for men. Saadia Zahidi, from the World Economic Forum, reports … [Read more...]
The human toll of the Syrian War is staggering -- and so is the archeological one. Scholars and experts say the country is erasing its cultural history. … [Read more...]
In the middle of an Ikea store in Norway, shoppers rounded a corner last October and instead of happening upon a modern, minimal home display were encountered by something else entirely – a 25' square … [Read more...]
A recent report published by the International Rescue Committee (IRC) states that Syrian women and girls have experienced “chronic abuse and harassment” over the past three years of war. … [Read more...]
Mahmoud Raslan is the photographer/videographer who shot the gut-wrenching image of five year old Omran Daqneesh who, following an airstrike on his home in Aleppo, Syria, was captured sitting alone, … [Read more...]
According to WSVN Miami News: Doctors from South Florida are heading to Puerto Rico to donate their skills and hand out much-needed supplies. The Islamic Circle of North America has recently … [Read more...]
In New Jersey, a Muslim student, Abrar Shahin, wins “best-dressed” at Clifton High School. “There are always cheerleaders who win and popular girls, so I was very surprised it was me, being a hijabi,” … [Read more...]
In the summer of 2013, Muslim youth took part in a press conference in New York, sharing their stories of discrimination and Islamophobia. As one young woman said, “People basically look at me … [Read more...]
