Black Muslim Politics: Points of Entry
Sapelo Square’s second special feature takes a look at the Black Muslim political imagination, past and present.
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Black Muslim Politics: In Photos
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Black Muslim Politics: A Healthy Patriotism- Insight from the late Imam W. Deen Mohammad
By Narjis Nichole Abdul-Majid [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69Cs-toomIY[/embed] In “A Healthy Patriotism” Imam W. Deen Mohammad gives a brief overview of Nation of Islam history and the transformative growth of African-American Islam before beginning a discourse about Patriotism. The talk is frank and accessible, as was the nature of the
Black Muslim Politics: Anthems
anthem, n. a popular song with rousing, emotive, qualities, often one identified with a particular subculture, social group, or cause
Black Muslim Politics: Hip Hop for Consciousness – The Imam Jamil Al-Amin Benefit Concert
In May 2001, a collaboration of Los Angeles and Bay Area Black and non-Black Muslims put on a benefit concert for Imam Jamil Al Amin called "Hip Hop for Consciousness."
Black Muslim Politics: Why I am Going to Justice Or Else
By Stephen Jamal Leeper In 1724 the South Carolina legislature passed its first “bring your gun to church” law as a precautionary measure against slave rebellions. The fear of slaveowners was that if — when — the rebellion came, it would be on the Lord’s day. Then, fifteen years
Black Muslim Politics: Justice – A Universal Right Ordained by Allah
By Starla Muhammad “Justice is the birthright of every human being. Justice is a prerequisite to life. We cannot live without justice and where there is no justice there is no peace. Justice is one of the eternal principles that the Creator of the Heavens and the
Black Muslim Politics: Letter 4U & Rules of Engagement: The Role of Muslims Today
In “Letter4U & Rules of Engagement” Sheikh Usama AbdulGhani, an American born, Caribbean descended Shia Sheikh explains the role of Muslims in response to the message addressing the youth of North America and Europe sent out by Ayatollah Sayed Ali Khamenei on January 21, 2015.