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.
Minnesota is home to the country's largest population of Somali Americans who have expressed shock and dismay by the actions of terrorist group al-Shabab, who attacked a Kenyan mall in 2013. Minnesota … [Read more...]
A first-hand account of the only female street racing team in the Middle East. Meet the Speed Sisters of Palestine. … [Read more...]
Ancient beads recently unearthed in Lebanon, belonging to the body of a young girl (from approximately 42,000 years ago), could be the key to re-thinking modern human migration out of Africa. … [Read more...]
In Iraqi Kurdistan, archaeologists have recently discovered an ancient city called Idu, dating back between 3,300 and 2,900 years ago. … [Read more...]
After years of neglect, a medieval Armenian monastery has an unlikely benefactor – the Muslim ruler of the Arab emirate of Sharjah, Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed al-Qasimi - who has donated funds to … [Read more...]
Saudi female entrepreneur (and computer programmer) Lateefa Alwaalan has significantly reduced the thirty-minute preparation for making Arabic coffee by inventing a Keurig-like device called the … [Read more...]
The Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca has captured the imagination of visual artists, craftsmen, travel writers, bureaucrats and rulers almost since its inception in 632 AD. Author and filmmaker Michael Wolfe, … [Read more...]
Forbes brings you the top Middle East companies funding startups in technology and business. … [Read more...]
An informative video discussion of how Millennial Muslims are shaping their faith and culture. The panel consists of activist Ainee Fatima, filmmaker Ali Baluch, comedian Ramy Youssef and youtube … [Read more...]
A fascinating photo-essay on the Iranian youth culture; into the “dual lives” that many Iranian young adults say they must live. As the author of the piece calls it - "a public face and a private … [Read more...]
