Read this engaging interview with Purdue University professor Su'ad Abdul Khabeer whose new book, Muslim Cool, looks at the ways in which American Muslims participate in and influence American culture, in particular how members of the American Muslim community help define what is "cool" in pop culture. Read more (The Atlantic) ...
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Interfaith Community Leaves Messages of Love and Support at Virginia Mosque
Members of the Mubarak Mosque in Chantilly, Virginia were delighted to find messages of love, compassion, and support scrawled on the sidewalk in front of their mosque. The messages—"You are loved," "We are your brothers and sisters," and "We are with you"—come at a time of heightened tension, fear, and incidents of anti-Muslim hate following the presidential election. Read more (Huffington Post) ...
New Ad from Amazon Has Great Interfaith Message
Amazon is launching a television advertisement in which two friends, an imam and a vicar, exchange gifts. The company, which is launching the campaign in the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany, says the add is about "selflessness and thinking of other people." Amazon is aware of the potential sensitivities of portraying interfaith friendship between religious leaders, but according to Simon Morris, director of advertising at Amazon, "We think it is an authentic and charming story." ...
