MOST WEEKLY RECAP
We here at Muslims on Screen and Television (MOST) have crafted an 'in case you missed it' #ICYMI list of this past week's most timely and relevant stories from across the web: 1) Little Known … [Read more...]
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A New Muslim Superhero Takes Flight
The CW series Legends of Tomorrow returned for its third season on October 10th featuring a new superhero who happens to be... Muslim! Iranian-American actress Tala Ashe plays Zari Adrianna Tomaz, … [Read more...]
Muslim Youth Helpline Provides Emotional Support
Naseeha is a Muslim youth helpline which provides anonymous support for youth experiencing personal challenges. Naseeha means 'advice' in Arabic. Last year, the Canadian help-center received 2,000 … [Read more...]
Aziz Ansari’s “Master Of None” Returns With A Muslim Themed Episode
Aziz Ansari’s second season of the critically acclaimed “Master of None” has just premiered on Netflix. Ansari stars, directs and co-writes with his close friend, Alan Yang. Ansari says this season is … [Read more...]
In Greece, Hero Fisherman Save Refugee Lives
Last year, the small village of Skala Sykmias, located in the Greek Islands, became the center of the refugee crisis. After an often-brutal Mediterranean crossing, as many as 400,000 refugees have … [Read more...]
How Yusuf Islam Helped Establish A Tennessee Mosque
In the late 1970s, Nashville’s first mosque was desperately in need of a new space when they received a donation of two-thousand dollars in the mail which went towards purchasing a modest house and … [Read more...]
In New Era, Muslims and Jews Rally Together
Post election “developments” have deepened the American Muslim and Jewish communities’ bond and “their commitment to work together against anti-Semitism and Islamophobia,” according to the … [Read more...]
In Denmark, A Mother’s Love Takes On ISIS
Denmark has one of the worst radicalization problems in Europe, with more Danes leaving for Syria per capita than in any other European country (besides Brussels). NPR takes a look at one recent … [Read more...]
Halima Aden On Style, Refugees and Representation
Lifestyle journalist Jasmine Fox-Suliaman "fangirls" over model-activist Halima Aden who's known as the first model to wear a burkini on the cover of Sports Illustrated and the first hijabi to run in … [Read more...]
Female Poets Take On The Syrian War
A look at two poets Bejan Matur (who is Kurdish) and Maram al-Masri (who is Syrian) who are part of a new generation of female poets writing about the affects of the ongoing civil war in Syria. … [Read more...]
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