american Press


“The title doesn’t lie.”

— The New York Times


“… in defiance of the extreme voices that overpower theirs in the public square.”

— Washington Post


“But seriously, folks, the ability to laugh at one’s faith is a sign of growth and theological maturity.”

— USA Today


“Their rimshot observations deserve to find a broad heartland audience.”

— The Boston Globe


“Muslims with a wicked sense of humor.”

— San Francisco Chronicle


“… a popgun shot across the bow in the culture wars.”

— Los Angeles Times


“…entertains audiences around the world … and has gotten rave reviews.”

— NPR


“A Muslim-themed variation on The Original Kings of Comedy.”

— AV Club


“Out to prove Islam and humor do mix.”

— Chicago Sun-Times


“…culturally bridging in its way.”

— Chicago Tribune


“[T]hree standup comedians who riff on the travails of being Muslim in post-9/11 America.”

— The Dallas Morning News


“All three have the fundamentals of personality, likeability, and showmanship.”

— The Seattle Times


“Subjects many people think are no laughing matter get treated …”

— Variety


“Comedy is the tool and communication is the key…”

— Toledo Blade


“…testing the boundaries of Islamic humor ... and their Western audience’s tolerance.”

— Philadelphia Inquirer


“The routines are clean … which is refreshing and so old it seems new.”

— Seattle Post-Intelligencer


“Insider-cool and outsider-friendly.”

— The Village Voice


“The Bill Cosby formula…”

— Chicago Reader


“They hit all the things typical comedians joke about—but with a distinct cultural flare.”

— Las Vegas Weekly


“They just wrapped up a tour of sold-out shows on five continents.”

— WBEZ


“The whole thing is like an HBO comedy special.”

— Los Angeles CityBeat


“The Muslim Kings of Comedy.”

— NewsBlaze


“… building bridges of understanding through humor.”

— Spirituality and Practice


“…crisscrossing North America, bringing both laughs and insight.”

— Philadelphia Weekly


“… when the bigotry against and the stereotyping of Muslims gets focused upon, the routines come vividly alive.”

— Culture Catch


“The show has a human message.”

— Charlotte Observer


“Their far-sighted, no-taboo political commentary comes wrapped in a family-friendly show.”

— Philadelphia CityPaper


“…sending the audience into hysterics.”

— The Austin Chronicle


“…has a way of taking a bitter subject and making it sweet.”

— The Buffalo News


“… a future that spans beyond Muslim humor.”

— St. Petersburg Times


“For these Muslim comics, laughter is fundamental.”

— Sun Sentinel


“Faithfully funny.”

— St. Louis Post-Dispatch


“… a way to overcome stereotypes.”

— Atlanta Journal-Constitution


“… an important step toward better understanding.”

— Honolulu Advertiser


“Comedy with a Conscience”

— Final Call


“Mission Accomplished.”

— Theater Hopper


“…may be a great revelation for Bible Belt conservatives.”

— AMC Filmcritic.com


“The notion being that Muslims are stoic and dour and not funny is in fact put to rest here.”

— Box Office Magazine