Is Islam an Anti-Black Religion?
by Rasul Miller During the twentieth century, Islam and Muslims came to enjoy a largely positive reputation among Black communities
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A Trajectory of Manumission: Examining the Issue of Slavery in Islam
by Nathaniel Mathews A number of years ago I gave a lecture on Swahili coast history to a group of
Responding to “Hoteps”: Three Points on “Islamic” Slavery
by Nathaniel Mathews When I was an undergrad at Howard in the mid-2000s, "hotep" was basically a "conscious" way to
Black Muslim Women: Discrimination and Identity
I am a Black Muslim Woman. We are Muslims before we are [insert nationality]! No! We are [insert nationality] first! Usually
#IslamophobiaIsRacism Syllabus
Please circulate widely: In response to intensified anti-Muslim racism and inspired by the #FergusonSyllabus, the #StandingRockSyllabus, the #BlackIslamSyllabus and others,
Reflections on the Women’s March on Washington Part 1
The dust has settled on the Women’s March and cooler heads may prevail. We asked Ieasha Prime, Executive Director
What Stands For Liberation? A Call for a Muslim American Liberation Theology
by Margari Aziza Hill (originally published for Muslim Matters; March 18, 2017) “I grew up like a neglected weed — ignorant
The History of African American Sunni Muslims
Join our history co-editor, Rasul Miller, this month for a two-part lecture on the history of African American Sunni