Reflection on Juz’ 12 by Summayyah Shakir
Yusuf’s faith, patience and ability to fully trust Allah (SWT) demonstrates the tenacity and steadfastness of Black American Muslim communities across the United States.
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Reflection on Juz’ 11 by Adam Wright
...If you're not perfect its ok. Allah knows your intentions.
Reflection on Juz’ 10 by Djamil Ninsoo
...unlike rain, which is heralded by gray skies and rolling thunder, problems will often arise when you least expect it.
Reflection on Juz’ 9 by Kori Majeed
In the spirit of the life-giving capacity of the Qur'an, I am focusing on the joy of the resilience of African Muslims as inspired by the ninth juz’ of the Qur'an.
Reflection on Juz’ 8 by Hakim-Rashid
Autistic artist, Hakim-Rashid, portrays his reflection on Juz 8.
Reflection on Juz’ 7 by Hope Copeland
The concept of self-identity is critical in Islam. It is through our ability to identify with the people of the past that we are able to properly view those righteous men that Allah (SWT) raised up from among us or sent to us.
Reflection on Juz’ 6 by Imam Frederick Al-Deen
We have been impressed, ‘colored’ by the ethics, morality and behavior imposed on us by our enslavement.
Reflection on Juz’ 5 by Ayah Davis-Karim
The verses that laid out the treatment of women in terms of inheritance, marriage and divorce completely changed my mind about Islam being an oppressive way of life for women.