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Palestinian American Uses Poetry to Connect Diaspora
Conversation With Shareef Nasir: Executive Producer, "The African-American’s Journey to Al-Islam"
The New Muslim Cool: Islamic Eco Rap
Akbar Ahmed Explores the Challenges Facing Latino-Muslims
For Some Latinos, Islam Is Simple
Rizwan Manji: Taking Jobs From White America
A Slice of Pi with India a la Mode
The colour and visual spendour of India tends to overwhelm any film that is set in India. And Life of Pi is no exception.
Art, Music Paint Positive Bay Area Muslim Sentiment
Waving her arms in the air and twisting her hands together, Nabila Mango, co-founder and director of Zawaya, explains how she wants the music to sound.
Gangnam Style Video Upends Crossover Success Myths
Anthropologists and linguists no doubt are having a field day trying to chronicle and dissect how, in the early autumn of 2012, "Gangnam Style" became an American idiomatic expression.
The Artist’s Hub: Sam Hasan
I had the distinct pleasure of speaking with Sam Hasan, a singing and guitar playing sensation from Manhattan, New York.
Love and Terror
Culture reviewer Amira Elghawaby offers the lowdown on the latest in books and film in 120 seconds or less.
Jinn Theory: Islamic Fiction to Inspire
Jinn Theory follows a series of characters living in Istanbul as they go about their seemingly mundane lives, only to discover that a mystical Jinn, right there in their midst.
Brazilian Artists' Mural Subject of Controversy
Os Gemeos stir up some debates on art and end up being a lot more political then they might have wanted.
Meow Meow Maulana: Children's eBook About Prophet Muhammad
The creators of Meow, Meow Maulana: The Story of Muhammad, an illustrated children's ebook about the Prophet Muhammad, are running a kickstarter campaign to bring the concept to life.
'Romeo and Juliet' With An Iraqi Spin
Could one of Europe’s greatest romantic tragedies written in the 16th century tell us something about Iraq in the 21st century?
In Middle East, the Stage Is Mightier Than the Sword
Lebanese, Egyptian, Palestinian and Austrian dancers recently took the stage together in Beirut for a show that broke down barriers between cultures and nationalities.
Dirty Paki Lingerie Goes to Edinburgh
Sex, religion, and politics collide as six Pakistani-American Muslim females air their dirty lingerie.
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.
Film Highlights Islamic Art's Contribution to World Culture
Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World explores several facets of Islamic art taking the viewer across many nations such as Spain, Turkey, India and even Mali.
Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World
Significant art and architecture of the Islamic civilization’s legacy has rarely enough been celebrated, pushed aside by negative perceptions of the faith.
Yusuf Islam Premieres New Musical 'Moonshadow'
Moonshadow, a new musical fantasy written by Yusuf Islam, formerly known as Cat Stevens, premiered at the Princess Theatre in Melbourne last week.









