Ten years after 9/11, children in the largest Muslim community in America confront the challenges posed by an anti-Islamic preacher.
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Ten years after 9/11, children in the largest Muslim community in America confront the challenges posed by an anti-Islamic preacher.
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Synopsis
Children in a suburban American community confront the challenges of growing up in a post-9/11 environment. "The Education of Mohammad Hussein" follows their experiences as they deal with an anti-Islamic preacher's rhetoric. The film features voices like Sadia Shepard and Tony Hardmon, who reflect on their identities and the societal changes they face. Set against the backdrop of a decade marked by misunderstanding, the documentary captures the struggles and achievements of young Muslims in the United States.
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Why Watch
- Meet young Muslims navigating identity in America.
- See how a community responds to anti-Islamic sentiments.
- Find out about life ten years after 9/11.
Did You Know
- The film focuses on the largest Muslim community in America.
- It reflects on the experiences of children ten years after 9/11.
- The documentary has a runtime of 38 minutes.
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What is the focus of THE EDUCATION OF MOHAMMAD HUSSEIN?
It provides an intimate perspective on the largest Muslim community in America as they navigate challenges posed by an anti-Islamic preacher.
What societal changes are reflected in the documentary?
The experiences of children growing up in the United States are examined, particularly ten years after the events of 9/11.
Who directed THE EDUCATION OF MOHAMMAD HUSSEIN?
The documentary was directed by Rachel Grady.
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