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Islamic Heritage Month

Islamic Heritage Month is an opportunity to learn more about the histories, experiences, and contributions of Muslim communities across Canada.

Muslim Media Hub has produced a series of short films exploring important and often little-known chapters of Muslim history in Canada. These films are available as educational resources for schools, workplaces, community organizations, and others looking to meaningfully recognize Islamic Heritage Month.

Explore the full film series and discover resources and ideas for incorporating these stories into your programming, classroom learning, staff engagement, communications, or community events.

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Let the Quran Speak

Our flagship TV show transforms conversations about Islam. Hosted by Dr. Shabir Ally and Dr. Safiyyah Ally, it highlights a Canadian Muslim identity.

Archives to Screen Film Fellowship

An 8-week intensive training program for intermediate Muslim filmmakers interested in bringing stories from Muslim history in Canada to the screen

Short Film Lab

Empowering young filmmakers through hands-on training and industry mentorship, our Short Film Lab is a cornerstone for creative expression and development.

Everyday Muslim Heroes

Celebrating the unsung heroes in our community, this documentary series shines a light on the extraordinary actions of ordinary Muslims who are making a significant positive impact.

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Thank you to our partners!

Thank you to our partners, the Inspirit Foundation and the Muslims in Canada Archives, for supporting the Archives to Screen Film Fellowship. Inspirit Foundation, thank you always for your commitment to storytelling and a more inclusive Canada that helps emerging Muslim filmmakers develop their craft and bring important stories from Muslim history in Canada to the screen. We deeply value your continued partnership. Muslims in Canada Archives, thank you for your support in pre

Noura Mahmoud

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Say Hello!

We're thrilled to introduce our 2026 Archives to Screen Film Fellows! Three incredible storytellers ready to bring Muslim history in Canada to the screen. Zehra Nawab Zehra Nawab is a director and actor. She is a recipient of the Archive to Screen fellowship 2026 by Muslim Media Hub. She co-directed the documentary film Mad Mad Mad Filmy World, which is part of the permanent collection with the Contemporary Art Gallery Vancouver. Her documentary, The Dance of Resistance (2027

Noura Mahmoud

3 days ago2 min read

Looking for Volunteers!

Join the Muslim Media Hub team this fall! We have three roles open, each a great way to get involved, gain experience, and support our community. 🎬 Film Lab Assistant Support workshops, participants, and activities during our weekly film labs in Fall 2026. 4 hours/week on Saturdays from Sept-Jan Onsite at MMH. 📸 Content Creator Support us in capturing and sharing what's happening at Muslim Media Hub. 4 hours/week Ongoing, on-site at MMH. 🌱 Gardener Help support the beautif

Noura Mahmoud

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