Martyrs & Miracles: The Sapelo Square Muharram Series
Where do you stand on the side of justice? Today is Ashura, the 10th of Muharram. It holds two of
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Before the Republic: Islam and the Making of Black America (Essay One – Pt. 3/3)
The story of Islam in pre-revolutionary America is also, necessarily, a story about what America chose not to remember.
Before the Republic: Islam and the Making of Black America (Essay One – Pt. 2/3)
Omar ibn Said’s life story is the only surviving autobiography of an enslaved African in America written in Arabic.
Before the Republic: Islam and the Making of Black America
His name was Bilali Muhammad. And the island where he prayed, fasted, and wrote was called Sapelo.
From Jinn to Noor: Water, Memory, and the Many Worlds of Nijla Mu’min (Part Three)
In Part Two, we followed the fifteen-year struggle to bring Noor, a story of Black-Palestinian love, to a world
From Jinn to Noor: Water, Memory, and the Many Worlds of Nijla Mu’min (Part Two)
For fifteen years, Mu’min has been trying to bring Noor to the world: a story about Black-Palestinian solidarity told
From Jinn to Noor: Water, Memory, and the Many Worlds of Nijla Mu’min (Part One)
In Part One of our profile of filmmaker Nilja Mu’min, we trace her East Bay roots and debut feature,