With grief and yearning for memories of a past that exists only in fragments of
In Part Two, we followed the fifteen-year struggle to bring Noor, a story of Black-Palestinian
Part Two is where that argument's abstraction ceases. It turns to four documented figures, Omar ibn Sa'id, Bilali Muhammad, Lamine
Before a single ship crossed the Atlantic, West African Islamic education had already solved the problem slavery would later impose:
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
"Ever since you learned that the language you prayed in made you tranquil and others erratic, you enter every house
In both the early Islamic and Black American historical narratives, faith operated not simply as an escape from suffering but