Ramadan 1438/2017: Black Muslims Reflect on the Quran-Juz’ 3
by Imam Amin Nathari Indeed, all praise is due to Allah. Today is the third day of the blessed month
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Ramadan 1438/2017: Black Muslims Reflect on the Quran-Juz’ 1
by Ahmad Mubarak All of the Quran is important and special. The first juz' being the magnum opus of a
Pop ‘n Lock: A Conversation with Al – Taw’am
If you’ve seen Brother Ali’s video "Mourning in America" or Mona Haydar’s "Hijabi (Rock My Hijab)”, then you are
Reflections on the Women’s March on Washington Part 2
My Body, My Choice!!! By Ieasha Prime My, Body, My Choice! Watching, hijab-clad young women march next to middle-aged
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
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
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