Today we are publishing the second part of Jerel Matthew's reflective essay and review on
Today we are sharing an essay by an incarcerated scholar, Jerel Matthews, in which he
The women of the Nation of Islam played a vital yet often overlooked role in shaping the political vision of
This article looks at the important but often ignored role that Black women played in shaping anti-imperialist discourse through Muhammad
A small compilation of voices from our most recent Freedom School session with Dr. Aminah Al-Deen.
There is a crucial need for Black educators in the public school setting. The Center for Black Educator Development believes
If I had to summarize Juz 12 in one word, it would be: resilience. The end of Surah Hud reminds us
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=""]Giving from what is loved. It turns inward, refining intentions and purifying hearts. Threaded through this Juz is sincerity