International Journalism

A scholar finds in most coverage of Muslims ‘a striking lack of clarity and an atmosphere of incomprehension that can only generate suspicion and fear.’

‘In journalism, the color gray too often comes out a muddy brown.’

Allah: Literally, "The God." Arabic speaking Jews, Christians and Muslims use this term as the proper name for God. Muslims view Allah as the Creator and Sustainer of everything in…

‘… to travel in ignorance when insight and understanding are possible is to drive a wedge between Islam and the West.’

What happens when journalists fail to separate what is evil in people from what is good in those who share their religious tradition?

“… they came to a certain point and the mufti said, ‘Well, now I’m going to pray.’ And he was silent. And the pope clasped his hands sort of at…

An analysis of news reporting and commentary in the wake of 9/11 reveals a pattern in which women's circumstances and lives served as a vehicle for a desired narrative.

‘… the surplus of news outlets has had the paradoxical effect of increasing our information and reducing our knowledge.’

An Essay in Words and Photographs

A New York Times reporter—a non-Muslim—looked for pathways into the Muslim experience and, once found, she immersed herself to tell the story.