“Touching and humanizing. … An illuminating glimpse into the lives of a set of Muslim women and the role of the Hijab in their lives (whether they choose to wear it or not). Great filmmaking and I appreciate the courage of the women profiled.” – Stuart from Oregon State University

Survey Shows the Strong Impact of the Film

Claire Nicolas, Associate Professor of Human Ecology at the University of Nebraska -Lincoln conducted a post-screening survey on the impact of Between Allah & Me. The result was astonishing. The film truly helped the students understand the belief, culture and diversity of Muslim women and their community. Click to view the result larger.

Recommended by Video Librarian!

Video Librarian, a leading review magazine in the United States for librarians, recommended Between Allah & Me in its July/August issue. Here is what the reviewer Kathleen C. Fennessy had to say about the film: “Toronto filmmaker Kyoko Yokoma interviews four women who wear the hijab in this nonjudgmental documentary. Farida, who is of Turkish decent, grew …

Jan. 30 / Feb. 5 Two Screening Events in Toronto

There will be two screenings before and during the World Interfaith Harmony Week. Jan. 3oth (Sat.) 6pm @ Tao Sangha Healing Centre 375 Jane St, Toronto, ON M6S 3Z3  (Director in attendance) Feb. 5th (Fri.) 7pm @ Beit Zatoun 612 Markham St., Toronto, ON M6G 2L8  (Director in attendance)

Feb.1-7 Watch Free Online – World Interfaith Harmony Week

To celebrate the upcoming official DVD / Streaming release and World Interfaith Harmony Week Feb. 1-7 (EST), we are going to offer everyone to watch the film privately for free for a week. Come back to this website during the week and enjoy the multi-award winning film.

Special 3 day offer to watch the film for free!

Thank you for following the development of our film for long time. We are happy to offer you a special gift. For the next 3 days, you can finally watch Between Allah & Me (and Everyone Else) and for FREE! Offer ends on December 27th. password:hijabdoc2016 If you like the film, request your local libraries and …