Reflection on Juz’ 16 by Nisa Muhammad
Life is not always kind, and we don’t always know why Allah chooses us to go through the things we go through but understand that He will never put a burden on us that we cannot bear.
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Reflection on Juz’ 15 by Minister Jamil Muhammad
As we go forth into this day of fasting, prayer, study and the life of a Muslim that we chose for ourselves, let us be reminded that our God Allah is a just and equitable God, Whose mercy always takes precedence over His punishment
Reflection on Juz’ 14 by Nesima Aberra
like Iblis refusing to bow to Adam we have succumbed to the lies of our egos privileging whiteness, silencing Blackness
Reflection on Juz’ 13 by Rasheed Shabazz
The rumbling reminds me of my own mortality. Certainly, one day I will meet my Maker.
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.
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.