Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
The MOST Story Bank is a live archive of stories on the most current events, people and cultural perspectives of Muslims in America and around the world. With writers in mind, MOST carefully selects story-driven news from the most reputable published sources.
As new head coach for the New York Jets, Robert Saleh is making history as the first Muslim American to lead a team in the National Football League. The Lebanese American is also the third Arab … [Read more...]
This year 55 Somali women ran in the Somaliland 10-kilometer marathon which is quite an achievement from last year when only 13 women participated. Many locals say it will take time before the … [Read more...]
Japan is preparing for the thousands of Muslim athletes, officials and supporters who will be arriving in Tokyo for the summer Olympic Games, anticipating that many will need a place to pray. Enter … [Read more...]
“Muslim women are very underrepresented in sports,” declares Amina Hassan, a third-year biomedical student at St. George’s, University of London. “You only see the standout ones, and none of us feel … [Read more...]
As you probably know, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers in this year's Super Bowl, coming back in the 4th quarter for a surprise win. But what you may not have head is that the … [Read more...]
For a few years now, the girls high school basketball team at Salam School in Milwaukee has received a lot of attention both for their athletic skills (last year they had a record at 14-4) but also as … [Read more...]
Last week, Nike unveiled its own line of modest swimwear geared to Muslim women called The Victory Suit. The bathing suits are designed to meet the needs of women who need to more fully cover their … [Read more...]
This week Nike unveiled its own line of modest swimwear. The Victory Suit is the top-of-line option and a pricey one -- at $600, the suit consists of a loose, two-layered hoodie paired with … [Read more...]
Khadijah Diggs declares that she is "Mother, Project Manager and a Triathlete." Her mission, she says, is to promote a positive image of Muslim women through sport. Ms. Diggs is currently ranked in … [Read more...]
“I was disqualified from something that I love to do because of something that I love,” 16 year-old Noor Abukaram passionately explains to the Washington Post. “Because of something that’s a part of … [Read more...]
