Ramadan 1440/2019 – Black Muslims Reflect on the Qur’an – Juz’ 13
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Ramadan 1440/2019 – Black Muslims Reflect on the Qur’an – Juz’ 12
Whenever you experience fear for your provisions, remember this verse, and feel relief that the hand of God is always there to nourish you (11.6). -Ali Kirat
Ramadan 1440/2019 – Black Muslims Reflect on the Qur’an – Juz’ 11
"Through the heart of the believing servant, through the connection to the reality of the Prophet saw we gain access to these most beautiful aspects of ar-raouf (the kind) and ar-raheem (the most merciful)…"- Kamau Ayyubi
Ramadan 1440/2019 – Black Muslims Reflect on the Qur’an – Juz’ 10
True self care is checking in with yourself and making sure you are in the best state to receive the blessings Allah has in store for you, and the first place to start working on is your heart. -Nagiyd Ewell
Ramadan 1440/2019 – Black Muslims Reflect on the Qur’an – Juz’ 9
"We will never prosper by pleading to Pharaoh’s soft spot, but by inserting ourselves in the middle of his house and standing up for the rights of those who cannot fight for themselves." -Khadijah Abdul-Haqq
Ramadan 1440/2019: Black Muslims Reflect on the Qur’an – Juz’ 8
"Imagine moving from the time at which we break our fast- we move from a category of which Allah loves (having actions in which He loves) to a category in which He states in the Qur'an that he does not love." -Imam Dawood Yasin
Ramadan 1440/2019: Black Muslims Reflect on the Qur’an – Juz’ 7
The grain and fruit pit do not split themselves; the soul does not lower itself back into its body after sleep. The dawn, when it comes, is called. -Rasheeda Plenty
Ramadan 1440/2019: Black Muslims Reflect on the Qur’an – Juz’ 6
“Just as we are reminded of the stories of the People of the Book in the Qur’an, it is imperative that I as an educator and that we as Black Muslims in America learn and understand our history. We must teach our youth of this