What Is ‘The Wrong Kind Of Muslim’?
Coming out Wednesday, The Wrong Kind of Muslim is a book the author characterizes as "a call to unite those of all faiths and of no faith in the struggle for universal freedom of conscience."
Film Critic Zaki Hasan's Review: After Earth
The best thing about After Earth is that, at just over 90 minutes, it doesn't really stick around long enough to become actively offensive.
Light Without Fire: The Making of America's First Muslim College [REVIEW]
Growing up in the Bay Area, Zaytuna has been an institution that I've heard of for many years. Founded in 1996 by Shaykh Hamza Yusuf, Zaytuna Institute started off as place that offered classes in Islam to the community, from Arabic to Islamic law and many in between in Hayward, California.
Scott Korb, Author of Light Without Fire: The Makings of America's First Muslim College [INTERVIEW]
In 2009, Zaytuna Institute, a popular Islamic educational organization that offered classes on Islam and Arabic to the Bay Area community, made its transition to a full-fledged college as led by its founders Shaykh Hamza Yusuf and Imam Zaid Shakir.
Identity Issues Take Center Stage in Mira Nair's ‘The Reluctant Fundamentalist’
Director Mira Nair’s latest film, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, opened the fourth edition of the Doha Tribeca Film Festival last week.
Red Hook Summer: A Spike Lee Masterpiece and Historical Timepiece
Red Hook Summer finds Spike Lee back in his beloved Brooklyn. The Brooklyn of Do The Right Thing and Crooklyn, which is rapidly vanishing.
Missed Opportunities: A Review of 'Arab Media'
Arab Media: Globalization and Emerging Media Industries provides a succinct overview of many different facets of Arab media.
American Muslim Men Up Close and Personal
Terrorist. Jihadist. Misogynist. Brown. Bearded. Un-American. These are the terms and images often associated with Muslim men in America.
The End of Poverty
The End of Poverty is a fascinating look at the geo-politics of the world which has led to many of the alarming statistics we often hear about that divide the rich north and the poor south.
The Perfect Gentleman: A Muslim Boy Meets the West
Imran Ahmad writes about growing up in the UK after having immigrated from Pakistan at the age of two.
Qarantina: A Thriller About the Reality of Life in Baghdad
When a movie comes out of Iraq, it's a must see if only because there are so few that do. But the critically acclaimed Qaratina is a movie that holds its own.
The Maharaja Visits San Francisco: The Splendor of India’s Ancient Royal Courts
The Asian Art Museum is hosting a special exhibit through April 8 featuring the grandeur that was the Maharaja period of ancient India.
A Bed of Red Flowers: In Search of my Afghanistan
Afghanistan has yet to find its happy ending, so it isn’t a surprise that you won’t find one in author and film-maker Nelofar Pazira’s immaculate memoir of her life growing up in that country.
Ayesha Mattu: Love InshAllah
In the United States, there are a lot topics that pop into one's head when the word "Muslim" is mentioned. The issue of their love lives usually is not usually one of them…
Review: Sun Dress
Sun Dress is a beautiful film set in a small village, somewhere in the UAE. It follows the story of two beautiful sisters, caught in a love triangle.
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