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Our Three Brothers: Nearly Four Years On From The Tragic Murder Of Three Sudanese-Americans, Has Our Ummah Changed?

By Soukeyna Osei-Bonsu on 7 Dec 2019 • ( Leave a comment )

The Multifaceted Muslim Series: In conversation with Bariq Cobbs

By quesadiyah on 3 Nov 2019 • ( 1 Comment )

Rashid Rose: The Two Processes for Reparations

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A Brief Guide for Muslim Faith leaders to tackle anti-black racism and colourism within the Ummah

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Rashid Nix: On Caribbean Muslims and anti-blackness across the Ummah

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Our Three Brothers: Nearly Four Years On From The Tragic Murder Of Three Sudanese-Americans, Has Our Ummah Changed?

By Soukeyna Osei-Bonsu on 7 Dec 2019 • ( Leave a comment )

“There is definitely a reason why my cousins and friend are not getting as much media coverage, and it is because they were black,” – Ibrahim Dahab (Cousin to two of the […]

The Multifaceted Muslim Series: An Interview With Baltimore's YMG

By quesadiyah on 7 Dec 2019 • ( Leave a comment )

Welcome back to another edition of The Multifaceted Muslim! This month, I had the pleasure of speaking with Kareem Cromwell AKA YMG Reemo, member of the Yung Muslims Grindin’ (YMG) coalition from […]

The Multifaceted Muslim Series: In conversation with Bariq Cobbs

By quesadiyah on 3 Nov 2019 • ( 1 Comment )

Introducing: This is the first article for the Multifaceted Muslim series, where I’ll be interviewing black Muslims to talk about their career experiences, upbringing and identity as a Black Muslim in America! […]

Persisting in the face of structural racism and Islamophobia

By quesadiyah on 2 Oct 2019 • ( Leave a comment )

America’s history is riddled with structural racism that has persisted until the present day. Although segregation is no longer legally enforced, it is embedded in the country’s fabric in ways that adversely […]

How the British school system systemically undermines Afro-Caribbean Children: are supplementary schools the answer?

By Soukeyna Osei-Bonsu on 30 Sep 2019 • ( Leave a comment )

The British education system, by way of the British state not confronting its imperial past, has systematically undermined Afro-Caribbean children, however I do not believe separate education is enough to undo this. […]

The History of the Black American Muslim community

By quesadiyah on 1 Sep 2019 • ( Leave a comment )

Take a walk through any Philadelphia neighbourhood, and I can almost guarantee that you will see evidence of Philadelphia’s black Muslim community. Perhaps you will see a group of women wearing full […]

Rashid Rose: The Two Processes for Reparations

By admin on 25 Aug 2019 • ( Leave a comment )

The need for Reparations has been debated over the past decade with some degree of conviction and common sense but a limited amount of success. This discussion is taking place in the Caribbean, […]

Ishaque Suubi Møller: The downplay of anti-blackness within the Muslim community

By admin on 22 Aug 2019 • ( Leave a comment )

Unconscious bias, a subject in psychological studies where people associate negative things with blackness and positive things with whiteness, is a concept that has been well documented. The nature of this perception […]

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How the British school system systemically undermines Afro-Caribbean Children: are supplementary schools the answer?

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Thank you to @amaliah_com and others for helping to promote the school which is now running fortnightly at Ghana Muslim Welfare House in Tottenham, North London! Looking forward to opening more branches and developing this initiative further 🤩☺️ #black history #africanhistory #blackstudies
This was this evening’s session an Nana Asma’u community school alhamdullilah. ✌🏾#blackexcellence #supplementaryschool #blacksupplementaryschool #africanhistory #blackhistory
A reading task with the children this evening at Ghana Muslim Welfare House on Mansa Musa and the Kingdom of Mali. The children wrote a paragraph on what they’d learned, did a colouring exercise and drew themselves as royalty decorated with sequins and glitter! 😆 #supplementaryschool #blackeducation #blackschool #africanhistory #blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #bhm #blackhistorymonth2019 #kingsandqueens #workshop #community #mali #kingdom #mansa #emperor #empowerment #selflove #selfesteem
A KS2 student (Mariama) drawing herself as a princess at our session this evening at Ghana Muslim Welfare House after learning about Mansa Musa. #mansamusa #king #blackgirlmagic #africanhistory #bhm #blackhistorymonth #blackhistorymonth2019
Nana Asma’u school had the pleasure of being at Fenstanton primary school to deliver an African history workshop. The children informed me that for bhm they has only learned about segregation so in the session we explored the rich history of the Nigerian princess Nana Asma’u. #poetry #poet #poem #community #workshop #blackhistory #bhm #africanhistory #kingsandqueens #blackgirlmagic #blackboyjoy
Today Nana Asma’u school was at Al Fatiha education centre in North London. We learned about the legacy of Nana Asma’u and wrote poetry about the thing we love the most. The children ranged from year 7-11. This is a poem from a KS4 student about the love of her mother: “When the sun rises And the pain increases The warmth your mother gives Nothing can reciprocate it When your brain fills up And your soul is consumed Your mother’s comfort The power to release it all...” #poetry #poem #poet #blackhistory #africanhistory #nanaasmau #sokoto #workshop #writing #writer #empowement

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