Muslim Superheroes was officially published on Monday, July 10, 2017. So, what’s next?

Gharābīb Sūd, a Ramadan drama about life under ISIS, opens with a female voice reciting a well-known ISIS nashīd. The rhythm and meter are the same, but the words have changed...

X-Men Gold #1 was released last week, and just a few days after, some readers detected troubling political and religious subtexts inserted by the book's Indonesian artist, Ardian Syaf...

Qahera, a webcomic written and drawn by the Egyptian writer and artist Deena Mohamed, started during a troubled period of Egyptian history. Qahera’s stories partly reflect the uncertainties of the situation during these years...

The media has characterized Hijarbie as part of a trend toward more physically and ethnically diverse dolls, but project reflects a deeper meaning and vision that informs a whole lifestyle...

The family of Muhammad seems to be next logical place to find models of heroism. Like Muhammad, they are universally respected, and the family closest to him, Ali, Fatima, Hasan, and Husayn, all knew Muhammad as well...

Given America's history of conflict in the region, It is intriguing that attempts at establishing original superhero comics were made in the Middle East in the first decade of the 21st century by two different publishing houses...

New media have been quickly adopted and adapted by European and American Muslim fashion stylists and designers. The blog format is particularly popular for stylish Muslim women to connect virtually with one another…

The reviews have been good and the sales have been high, suggesting that Ms. Marvel has broad appeal of a kind that the creators wanted. But this popularity may not be without problems...

Fashion is often painted as a frivolous endeavor, an exercise in superficial consumerism, promoting commercialism and conformity. For others, however, fashion constitutes a meaningful form of self-expression...

Historically, the category of “Muslim superheroes” has been a sparsely populated one. After 9/11, the representation of Muslims kicked into overdrive. But not all the attention has been negative…

If breaking stereotypes is a virtue, then The Kominas might be the shaykhs of our age. Their fourth album features ten unpretentious songs rooted in a Desi/American/Muslim mashup that has earned them an international following...