ISLAM
She’s Using the Quran to Fight the Patriarchy
The Pink Hijab Initiatives, launched by Khadija Omari Kayanda, is guiding hundreds of Muslim women in business careers, a daring act in Tanzania.
The Potential Oscar Film That’s Too Hot for the Nigerian Government
Filmmaker Desmond Ovbiagele is pressing on after Nigerian government censors slashed key scenes from his Oscar-contending film, 'The Milkmaid.
Four Sons, One War: All Dead
Four cousins, all brilliant, and all in a short space of time mustered out of university and killed.
Can He Break Down Tunisia's Hostile Tattoo Culture?
Fawez Zahmoul is a pioneer in the Arab world's tattoo scene, and he's training a fleet of followers.
Locked Up But Undeterred, India's Voice Against Discrimination
Safoora Zargar, pregnant and in jail for speaking out against India's anti-Muslim citizenship law, is the face of a movement.
She's Rewriting Western Fairy Tales for Muslim Children
Fawzia Gilani-Williams wants all kids to see themselves in classic stories.
This Classical Music Legend Is Breaking the Mold by Preserving His Work
Pandit Jasraj, 90, is defying India's oral traditions by creating a digital record of his sublime vocal compositions.
Are India's Muslim Women Being Driven Out of Politics?
Social media abuse isn't distributed equally.
Mesut Özil: From China's Sex Icon to Pariah
By criticizing China's treatment of the Uighur Muslims, this Arsenal star has become a lightning rod.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
What Divides Czechs and Slovaks on Muslims?
A recent survey suggests Slovakia is an island of tolerance in Central Europe.
A New Kind of Storytelling Challenges India's Self-Image
Danish Husain is lifting long-forgotten languages and making a political statement.
