Juz’ 2 of the Qur’an comprises the chapter of Al-Baqarah (The Cow) verses 142 to 252. In these verses, Allah makes it obligatory upon every able bodied Muslim to abstain from food, drink and sexual relations from sun up to sun down. It is also
We start the holy month of Ramadan with the special words of Angelica Lindsey-Ali known around the world as The Village Auntie. She connects Juz’ 1 with what it means to be a Black American Muslim.
Dr. Zainab Kabba recounts how the 30th juz' shaped her childhood experiences and reflects on its new manifestation in her present.
Talut Dawood is reminded of Allah's power and the lessons we can take from its remembrance in his reflection on the 29th juz'.
Reflecting on Juz' 28, Imam Frederick Al-Deen asks how one can create a successful Muslim community and posits an answer based on his experiences as a longstanding member of this Muslim community.
Centering her thoughts in the 27th juz', Dr. Aminah Al-Deen reflects on her path to scholarship, the cultural barriers she encountered along the way and the importance of knowing that as Black Americans, we can find guidance in God's book that speaks specifically to our
In Ramadan 2017, Shamar Hemphill wrote an open letter addressing the need for us to become active in our communities.
Reflecting on Juz' 25, Dr. Ava Muhammad considers the current ambiguous time of COVID-19 and the necessity for us to remember that although we may not understand what is happening, Allah is all aware.
