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Allah Made Me Funny

Did you hear the one about the South Asian, the Palestinian and the African American?

This landmark concert film follows three acclaimed Muslim comedians on stage and off as they lift the veil to reveal the humorous truth of what it's really like to be Muslim in America. Mo Amer, Azhar Usman, and Preacher Moss poke fun at themselves, their communities, government, human nature and the tricky predicament of living in post-9/11 America.

Featuring music of rising indie scene artists, Allah Made Me Funny: Live in Concert is rollicking good fun and gives people of all cultural backgrounds an opportunity to laugh hard, drop their guard, and open their minds.

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What Others Say About the Film

My students loved Allah Made Me Funny, and it was a hilariously effective teaching tool. My students gained a greater appreciation of Muslims, Islam, and the hardships Muslims face with stereotypes in American culture.

Cinnamon Sarver

I think that the most important thing that students gained from [Allah Made Me Funny] was an understanding of Muslim culture - they realized that everyone has common problems with family, etc – this allows them to become better citizens.

Kathy P.

I think my students clearly understood that Islam is broad and covers far more than just the Middle East. Seeing [in Allah Made Me Funny,] an African- American who converted to Islam helped them understand that the religion is distinct from the cultural practices of, for example, Arab people.

Colorlines

…the title doesn’t lie…

The New York Times

The extensive credits of Executive Producers Alex Kronemer and Michael Wolfe span over 10 years of film making and include: Enemy of the Reich; Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World; Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think; Allah Made Me Funny; On a Wing and A Prayer: An American Muslim Learns to Fly; Talking Through Walls; Prince Among Slaves; Cities of Light: The Rise and Fall of Islamic Spain; and Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet.

This film was produced and directed by Rob Gardner, whose credits include Arab and Jew: Wounded Spirits in a Promised Land; Islam: Empire of Faith; Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think; Cities of Light: The Rise and Fall of Islamic Spain; and Rome: Rise and Fall of an Empire.

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