What African-American Muslims Can Learn From Khabib Nurmagomedov
One incident in the biography of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, describes an
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Religion and the Trenches of the African-American Struggle
Islam has proven to be relevant to all times. It is a living tradition. It
How Can Muslims Honor Malcolm X?
Many African-Americans from inner-cities have converted to Islam after reading The Autobiography of Malcolm X.
Black Dawah Network Publishes Afrocentrism: A Black Muslim Critique!
This book, Afrocentrism: A Black Muslim Critique, by Professor Shareef Muhammad details how Afrocentrism has
Black Dawah Network Publishes The Muslim Guide For Understanding Structural Racism
Black Dawah Network Publishes The Muslim Guide For Understanding Structural Racism And Its Impact on
A Muslim’s Call for Justice Has No Immigration Status: Why Muslim-American Immigrants and First-Generation Muslim-Americans Must Be More Vocal About the Legal Discrimination Muslim-American Reverts in Prison Face on a Daily Basis!
Less than a month ago, on September 19th 2022, Adnan Syed was released from
Press Release: The Deception of Street Life by Abdul-Mateen
Gang-Banging, the dope-game, and the violence associated with street culture cannot continue if
The Drill Rapper and his Muslim Father
Drill was labeled the most influential subgenre of rap from 2010 to 2020 and its
Hakeem Muhammad’s Journey to Islam in the Land of Chicago Drill Rap
Born in the mid-nineties, Hakeem grew up in an apartment complex on 75th and Essex
From Crip to Muslim: Why Abdul Hadi Left The Crips to Become a Muslim!
The Crips are a prominent African American gang founded by Stanley Tookie Williams in Los
