Malcolm X: Five Myths
by Zaheer Ali February 21 marks fifty-two years since Malcolm X/El Hajj Malik Shabazz was assassinated. As much as his
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Profile: Sheikh Ameen Abdul Awal Al-Akkir
By Rasul Miller Black Muslims in the Americas have worked to acquire, preserve, and transmit knowledge of their religion throughout
Black Muslims and the Politics of Black Respectability
As we return from vacation, we share this repost in preparation for next month's post on the role of
Muslim Ban, Anti-Blackness and African American Muslims
By Layla Abdullah-Poulos Since the signing of 45’s executive order on immigration, American Muslims from numerous backgrounds engaged in multifaceted
Ṭayyib: The Foundation of Ethical Eating & Conscious Consumption
by Imām Dawood Yāsīn ﷽ When I became Muslim in the mid-nineties there were not many halal food options beyond large
Nia and the New Year
by Nazaahah Amin 2016. 2016. 2016. Lawd. Just hearing that number could induce shudders in many. Last year was a
Islam, Western Democracy and Imam WD Mohammed pt. 2
by Salahuddin Muhammad [caption id="attachment_7480" align="alignleft" width="319"] W.D. Muahmmad[/caption] W. D. Mohammed encouraged his companions not only to embrace the best
Losing the Black Banu Hashem
By Kyle Isma'il “America is unique among western major democracies in that…a sizable number of its Muslims are native born