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.
In last year’s war between Israel and Gaza, more than five hundred Palestinian children died. The UN reports that both sides may have committed war crimes. In one of the most heart-wrenching reports, … [Read more...]
ISIS propelled two suicide attacks on mosques in Saudi Arabia last May, targeting the minority Shiite population. The attack, which killed two dozen people, spurred an unusual open debate in the … [Read more...]
Inspired by his Islamic faith and the philanthropic efforts of the Gates Foundation, Saudi Arabian billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal announced that he will donate his $32 billion fortune to … [Read more...]
For Syrian refugees, many say that social media is as vital as shelter and food. In refugee camps like Za'atari in Jordan, cell phones and laptops are lifelines for family members and loved ones … [Read more...]
Banners declaring “A Brave Man Stands for Women” were raised at the HeForShe (UN campaign for gender equality) launch in… Afghanistan! Afghan men called on their gender to take a stand up for women’s … [Read more...]
From the rock formations in Wadi Rum where the Bedouins live to a colorful mural in Ras Al Ein Hanger (which is part of the annual Baladk Street art festival), local photographer Farah Foudeh shows … [Read more...]
Established in 2012, the Jerusalem Youth Chorus brings together young Palestinians and Israelis for “singing and dialogue sessions.” The group does not ignore the political situation and allows for an … [Read more...]
For the last three years, journalist Kristin Williams has covered Syrian women and their ongoing efforts during the war. From an all-female police brigade, to reopening schools, to stopping child … [Read more...]
British survivors of the Tunisia beach atrocities are praising local Muslim heroes who formed a human shield to protect the tourists and reportedly saved many lives. As recounted by Mrs Yeoman, who … [Read more...]
In this op-ed, Faisal J. Abbas, editor of Al Arabiya English, makes an excellent case for why 21st century Dubai is analogous to the renaissance of 15th century Florence, Italy. “Both cities managed … [Read more...]
