The Black American Sufi: A History
Despite these dynamics, Sufism continues to be an integral part of orthodox Muslim religious life for those Black American
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“I Got on My Knees and Cried” One Woman’s Journey from Agnostic to the Nation
In an interview on her blog “We Been Here,” Kiah Glenn sat down with Sister Zewdy X Awalom to give
The Black Muslim’s Litany: Why Centering Your Spirituality Might Be The Most Revolutionary Thing You Can Do (Part 1)
by Ryan Hilliard Spirituality is an inextricable aspect of the Black American Muslim experience. It mobilizes souls toward action that
The Black Muslim’s Litany: Why Centering Your Spirituality Might Be The Most Revolutionary Thing You Can Do (Part 2)
by Ryan Hilliard Spirituality is an inextricable aspect of the Black American Muslim experience. It mobilizes souls toward action that
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
Meet Me at the Fountain: the Prophetic Imperative of Liberating, Centering and Supporting the Oppressed
by Yusuf 'Abdul-Jami' (Jimmie Jones) Ka’b ibn Ujrah narrated, “The Messenger of Allah said to me: 'I seek refuge in
Straight Outta Seminary: Expectations and Prospects for New Black Muslimah Scholars
﷽ By Ryan Hilliard “Our success started with creating our own value, our own images; but even as we created and
Ramadan 1439/2017 Black Muslims Reflect on the Qu’ran – Juz’ 29
by Eric Powell A'udhubillahi min al-Shaytan, al-Rajim. Bismillah, al-Rahman, al-Rahim. (I seek refuge in, with, through and by Allah from the