An Interactive Muslim Prayer Mat Will Be Featured At The New York Toy Fair
A U.K.-based company that makes an interactive Muslim prayer mat will be showcasing it this coming weekend at the 2023 New York Toy Fair in New York City, U.S.A.
Muslim Fashion Designer Iman Aldebe Redefines Her Cultural Style
Iman Aldebe is a Swedish born, cross-cultural fashion designer. She has defied Western assumptions of Muslim tradition with her designs.
Muslims Who Model – Part 3 of 3: Ikram Abdi Omar
This series has so far explored the lives of two models who refuse to wear the hijab when modeling. Ikram Abdi Omar is an exception. It’s her goal in modelling to represent her religion authentically by insisting on wearing the hijab.
Muslims Who Model- Part 1 of 3: Zohre Esmaeli
This series explores models who are Muslim who have had an impact on the fashion industry because of what they…
Global Religions: How Jews and Muslims View Alcohol
In our world, alcohol is a huge part of human culture globally; however, in many religions, there are rules for…
MUSLIM IN AMERICA: Religion and Culture with Adeela Fadel
In our current political climate, it’s tough to be a Muslim living in the United States. To gain a deeper…
Muslims Who Model – Part 2 of 3: Shanna Bukhari
“I like the way I am and it doesn’t mean I’m not Muslim if I’m not wearing what’s approved.” – Shanna Bukhari
Worldwide Wagering: How Different Cultures Perceive Gambling
Gambling is an international pastime that sees millions of people around the world visiting local casinos, logging online with a PC, or using their mobile phones to place bets and try their luck.
Is Middle Eastern Representation In Pop Culture Going In the Right Direction?
From a white man playing an Arab swordsman in 1983’s “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” to the use of desert landscapes in science fiction to Persian vampires, one could argue that Middle Eastern representation in pop culture — while making good strides in the right direction — still has a ways to go.
‘Dreams For Our Children’ — Letters From Immigrants
Omotayo Banjo’s “Dreams For Our Children: Immigrant Letters to the Future” is a collection of letters from first- and second-generation parents and parents-to-be which captures their aspirations for their children.
