New York Governor Kathy Hochul, who wore a hijab at the funeral of a Muslim police officer, responded sharply this…
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While the U.S. job market prides itself on meritocracy and opportunity, many minority communities continue to face structural disadvantages. Among…
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In recent years, American women with college degrees—particularly mothers—have made significant progress in the workplace. However, the story is vastly…
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Many Arab and Muslim students in the United States face bullying and discrimination, particularly in middle and high school environments.…
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While the United States does not have full-fledged Islamic banks like those in the Middle East or Southeast Asia, it…
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The Arab and Muslim communities in the United States are diverse, growing, and increasingly economically active. One common question is…
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The United States is home to over 1.1 million international students, and a significant number come from Arab and Muslim-majority…
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In the United States, modesty in swimwear—particularly the use of the burkini by Muslim women—has sparked both cultural curiosity and…
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Khobzet El Hawa (خبزة الهواء), literally translated as “The Air Cake,” is a soft, fluffy Tunisian dessert known for its…
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Sumaqiyya (السماقية الغزاوية) is a deeply rooted Palestinian dish originating from the Gaza Strip, known for its unique sour flavor…
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