Working for Peace Through the Media
A man of dignity, intellect and unwavering faith as a devout Muslim, he served on a single plantation in Natchez for four decades before negotiating his freedom with the U.S. State Department and President John Quincy Adams in 1828. By then his story was well-known, and he was perhaps the most famous African American in the U.S. [Prince Among Slaves]
The data in this excellent film counters the perceptions formed by those watching mainstream media. We think it should be shown as oftern as possible, maybe even as one minute soundbites (as a psa/commercial) to counter the misleading ideas that have been formed.
Katie Zawacki Community Specialist, Lynchburg, VA
A positive, truthful image of Muslims brings about peace. One of the greatest forces of peace in our society right now –UPF, that has brought you these wonderful films. Support UPF.
Imam Zaid Shakir Zaytuna Institute
[Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet] provided the historical background necessary to understand the Islamic religion…students not only enjoyed the film, but also learned a great deal by watching it.
Cindy P. Wilson AP American Government, Centennial, CO
[Inside Islam] was enlightening—especially the surprising data…that the vast majority of Muslims believe in freedom of speech.
Ryan Scherbart
The general reaction to [Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet] was positive, there were many aspects of Islam that we were not aware.
Maria Erdo
