A Sacrificial Lamb: Reflections on Suffering and Comfort
by Faatimah Knight For many death is not a subject that readily lends itself to reflection. It’s elusiveness and general
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Narratives of Black Muslim Women, Part 2: From Sunni Islam to the Nation
By Jamillah Karim | Khaleelah Muhammad joined the Nation of Islam in college in 1992. Instead of leaving the
A Peculiar Kind of Worship
By Faatimah Knight | It is sometimes noted that fasting is a peculiar kind of worship. This peculiarity comes
Eid al-Fitr—It’s a Black Thang, Too
By Su'ad Abdul Khabeer | The black Muslim celebrations I am describing don't look much like the Hollywood version
Ramadan Mixtape 1436/2015
Ramadan Mubarak! Some inspirational music for the days and nights of Ramadan 1436! Track Listing: Ramadan is Here: Suad El Amin Ramadan is
Usaamah Rahim: A Mother’s In-Depth Interview
On June 26, 2015 The Islamic Monthly (TIM) posted an in-depth interview with Rahima Rahim, mother of Usaama Rahim. Sister Rahima recounts
Kalief Browder and Black Suicide
By Faatimah Knight | Kalief Browder committed suicide this past Saturday in his home after losing a battle against
Brother Ali: Breakin’ It Down
By Aïdah Aliyah Rasheed | “Hip-Hop is what brought me to Al-Islam; and enslaved Africans and their trajectory and their