Reflection on Ju’z 3 by Ustadh Ubaydallah Evans
Whenever a community feels that it is chosen, or even an individual feels that they are chosen, the question
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Reflection on Juz’ 2 by Dr. Sabrina N’Diaye
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Reflection on Juz’ 1 by Imam Zaid Shakir
Imam Zaid Shakir reflects on Ju'z 1. Imam Zaid Shakir is a leading American Muslim scholar and Zaytuna College
Deconstructing the Narrative: A Review and Reflection of Medina by the Bay, Part Two
Today we are publishing the second part of Jerel Matthew's reflective essay and review on Medina by the Bay:
Beyond Borders: Black Women’s Anti-Imperialist Discourse in Muhammad Speaks (Part 2)
The women of the Nation of Islam played a vital yet often overlooked role in shaping the political vision
Deconstructing the Narrative: A Review and Reflection of Medina by the Bay, Part One
Today we are sharing an essay by an incarcerated scholar, Jerel Matthews, in which he reviews and reflects on
Beyond Borders: Black Women’s Anti-Imperialist Discourse in Muhammad Speaks (Part 1)
This article looks at the important but often ignored role that Black women played in shaping anti-imperialist discourse through