Ramadan 1439/2018 – Black Muslims Reflect on the Qur’an – Juz’ 11
"The superficiality of the good deeds that are decried in this section of the Qur’an reminds me of my
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Ramadan 1439/2018: Black Muslims Reflect on the Qur’an – Juz’ 3
We forego water embargo bread until the sky closes its eyelids until the hummingbird slows it’s flight watching the street
Ramadan 1439/2018: Black Muslims Reflect on the Qur’an – Juz’ 2
"Allah begins the Juz by saying the fools. So we are going to benefit from learning about the fools
Ramadan 1439/2018: Black Muslims Reflect on the Qur’an – Juz’ 1
“Islam is going to be a very revolutionary system. It is going to change the status quo of an individual,
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