Black Dawah Network is building institutions, advancing research, and delivering practical solutions rooted in faith, service, justice, and community renewal.
Developing a Black Islamic intellectual tradition that analyzes our condition and produces solutions rooted in Islam and reality.
Restoring Islam as a lived reality—producing disciplined men and women grounded in belief, moral clarity, and responsibility.
Strengthening Black families, restoring order in the home, and rebuilding communities through structure, leadership, and accountability.
Advancing ownership, trade, and institutional economics to break dependency and build sustainable Black wealth.
Defending the rights of Black people through legal advocacy, civil rights work, and organized resistance to oppression.
Should Black People Be Salafist? argues that Islam in Black America was at its strongest when it produced disciplined men and women committed to the uplift of their people, institution-building, and resistance to oppression.
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Black Dawah Network’s projects enable us to accomplish our stated objectives. We have a mission to empower the African-American community with the message of Islam.
Promote Islamic values and ethics within inner-city Black communities through Islamic Outreach events.
Foster strong Islamic institutions that work to heal social ills facing inner-city Black America.
Restore the reputation and perception of Muslims in the Black community as a faith-community dedicated to justice for the oppressed
Our mission is to promote Islamic values within the African-American community.
Bringing Islam to communities through public events and dialogues
Mentorship, guidance, and material support for new Muslims.
Producing videos, podcasts, and resources tailored to the African-American experience.
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