Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Bernard O’Kane, scholar and author of Mosques: The 100 Most Iconic Islamic Houses of Worship, says he has a message for non-Muslim tourists curious about exploring the local mosque on their travels -- … [Read more...]
In light of President Obama’s speech on religious tolerance and the Muslim community, the White House blog has interviewed Muslims who work in the White House. According to the blog, these are “public … [Read more...]
In this Washington Post op-ed, Scholars Brian Calfano (associate professor of political science and journalism at the University of Cincinnati) and Nazita Lajevardi (assistant professor of political … [Read more...]
Exciting news from the comic book world, Ms. Marvel was ranked as the best selling graphic novel last month! Many see the success of the piece, which features a Muslim girl from New Jersey, as due … [Read more...]
Muslim students less likely to be awarded top class degrees March 18, 2020. Anti-Muslim Hate Crimes Down, According to New FBI Report November 12, 2019. CAIR, Jetpac, MPower Change: 26 American … [Read more...]
Meet Aqilah Nizar, a Malaysian-born photographer, who talks about her work and the discrimination she has faced including being asked to remove her hijab (religious head covering) by an employer. … [Read more...]
Hodan Hassan is a working mother in Minnesota, a practicing psychotherapist who once thought that the horrors of extremism happened to other people. But three years ago, it hit very close to home when … [Read more...]
Last year an experiment on Muslim discrimination found that people are less likely to help a woman in need if she appears to be Muslim though they’re more likely to help that same woman if she … [Read more...]
Two years ago, Toronto anchorwoman Ginella Massa made history when she made her debut on the late night news show CityNews. While there has been Muslim representation in Canadian media, Ms. Massa is … [Read more...]
In 2014, Sawsan Ghazal was one of 30,583 Syrians applying for asylum in Sweden. The Los Angeles Times accounts her personal journey, from a once successful dressmaker in Aleppo (she co-owned a dress … [Read more...]
