Saudi Women and the Work Force
Although the percentage of Saudi women who work is small, hovering around 15 percent, there have been some gains and societal shifts. A look inside Saudi women who work. … [Read more...]
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.
Although the percentage of Saudi women who work is small, hovering around 15 percent, there have been some gains and societal shifts. A look inside Saudi women who work. … [Read more...]
Following a local judge’s ruling in Iranian Kurdistan, men have begun posting online photos of themselves wearing women’s dress, as a demonstration that traditional women’s dress is not a form of … [Read more...]
The Atlantic examines a 2013 Pew Study and concludes that the Muslim community views the roles for women dependent on the country. … [Read more...]
Bikini model and “30 Rock” actress Mayram Basir goes her own way, pushing the envelope on one Muslim woman’s choices. Her father, an imam, disagrees. … [Read more...]
The only headscarf-wearing mayor in Bosnia, and possibly all of Europe, sees her electoral victory as a win for tolerance and equality. … [Read more...]
Photo Credit: Huffington Post Khalida Brohi is a sweet-faced young Pakistani woman with the giggle of a little girl and the heart of a warrior for justice. At the tender age of 24, she has seen more … [Read more...]
Photo Credit: Screenshot from "My Dream: First American Hijabi Anchorwoman #LetNoorShine" Noor Tagouri, a 19-year-old college student, wants to become the first Muslim hijabi anchorwoman in … [Read more...]
Photo Credit: Screenshot from "Dress Well: Great Winter Style" Sabrina Enayatullah blogs on Muslim women’s fashion. See her great videos on styles for different seasons and occasions, and then see … [Read more...]
Before she was gunned down by the Taliban, Malala Yousafzai was profiled in this riveting 30-minute documentary by New York Times correspondent Adam Ellick, where you see how her father's influence … [Read more...]
It is a Middle East Romeo and Juliet. A young Saudi woman has pleaded with the courts to allow her to marry her Yemeni boyfriend. Supporters shouted “love before borders and citizenship” in court, and … [Read more...]