Travel Bans, surveillance and deportations have shaped the lives of young Muslims in this country, but now they are pushing back. AN ACT OF WORSHIP follows a new generation of female Muslim-American activists while Islamophobia is sharply on the rise in the U.S. This is the story of what is has been like to live as a Muslim in America for the last 18 years, as told by an all-Muslim filmmaking team.
Editor
Sara Maamouri is a multi-lingual Tunisian-America documentary filmmaker who has explored a diverse range of topics for almost 20 years. She edited and produced Peabody award-winning The Judge and We Are Not Princesses (DOCNYC 2018).
Director
Nausheen Dadabhoy is a Pakistani-American cinematographer and director who works in documentary and fiction. She has had an Oscar-nominated film and projects at Sundance, TIFF and Tribeca and on platforms like HBO, PBS and Netflix.