A Search for Truth
By Su’ad Abdul Khabeer Throughout the long history of Islam in the United States, conversion has played an important role
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It’s “Been” Cool to Cover: Why Ayana Ife Matters
Salt Lake City-based modest fashion designer, Ayana Ife, made history this year as the first Muslim female contestant on
The Relevance of Black American Muslim Thought
The Muslim American community is held together with the belief that there is no God but the One True
Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center’s “Qur’an in Chains” Was a Word on Liberation
Indeed, Pharaoh exalted himself in the land and made its people into factions, oppressing a sector among them, slaughtering
Ask A Muslim!
With the current political climate and the rise of the alt-right, the American Muslim community is once again the
What Happened to Our Brother?
By Maurice Hines An elder once told me that back in the 1960s and 1970s, the Black community regarded its
Seeing Myself in “Ya Husayn”
by Su’ad Abdul Khabeer I did not grow up commemorating Muharram. And not for reasons I have read from others;
NWMI “Faith in Action: At the Intersection of Islam, Race and #BlackLivesMatter” Panel 2016
In October 2016, Next Wave Muslim Initiative (NWMI) hosted a panel titled "Faith in Action: At the Intersection of Islam,