Your Questions at the Al Arabiya Debate in Davos
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Middle Eastern Music with Salaam
Dena El Saffar and Tim Moore of the band Salaam talk about how different cultures and religious identities have shaped their music
Out of Zanzibar with Alwiya Omar
Alwiya Omar talks about her youth in Zanzibar, Tanzania, and how being a Muslim woman in the U.S. is different than in her home country.
Islam 101 with Faiz Rahman
Faiz Rahman, the president of the Bloomington Islamic Center in Indiana walks through the basics of Islam.
Your Questions at the Al Arabiya Debate in Davos
In a televised debate at the 2010 World Economic Forum in Davos, Al Arabiya took YouTube questions to pose to the panelists on the balance of power in the Middle East. ------- The panelists were: Khalid Abdulla-Janahi, Honorary Chairman, Vision 3, United Arab Emirates; Samir Al Rifai, Prime Minister of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan; Salam Fayyad, Prime Minister of the Palestinian National Authority; Anwar M. Gargash, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates; William Hague, Shadow Foreign Secretary, Conservative Party, United Kingdom; Amre Moussa, Secretary-General, League of Arab States, Cairo.
College Life As A Muslim with Musa Burki
Musa Burki, born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana, talks about what it is like to be a Muslim at a Big Ten university: How he answers other students' curious questions; How he fits prayer into his busy grad school schedule; And that he has better things to think about than how he can make women cover up more.
Inside A Mosque with Faiz Rahman
Faiz Rahman, president of the Bloomington Islamic Center, talks about mosques. What happens in a mosque and why? Is everyone welcome? Why do men and women pray separately?
The Holidays with Zaineb Istrabadi
Zaineb Istrabadi talks about celebrating holidays as an immigrant to the United States. She says things are a lot different now than when she first arrived with her family in 1970.
Paul Carus: His Living Legacy
Brief film discussing the legacy of Paul Carus and the impact he left on the interreligious movement, including the establishment of the "Paul Carus Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Interreligious Movement."
Ethics Of Reporting On Musilm Communities - Jamie Tarabay
Jamie Tarabay worked as Nation Public Radio's Baghdad Bureau Chief for two years and has for the past decade been covering some of the most high-profile conflict areas in the world. Tarabay talks about how being a woman in a Muslim environment often more helpful than hindering to her as a journalist.
