Where are you from? London What does your name mean? Abundance and also a river in paradise How do you identify? As a Black British Nigerian Muslim Did you ever […]
Kawthar Alli: An interview with a Nigerian Muslimah
Faizah Olu: My experience as a Black Muslim
I was asked to write an article on either how I think we can solve anti-blackness in the Muslim community or write about my experiences as a Black Muslim. I immediately shuddered […]
Reparations March UK
Black Muslim Forum fully supports and endorses the reparations march that takes place annually in the UK as well as the general philosophy of a reparations movement. Africans and the African Diaspora […]
Decolonial Home School
Check out the Decolonial Home school below with suggested readings to empower you and give you a genealogy to be proud of. Save the PDF’s below for access. Decolonial Home School Adult […]
Rashid Nix: On Caribbean Muslims and anti-blackness across the Ummah
‘An Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab, nor does a non-Arab have any superiority over an Arab; a white has no superiority over a black, nor does a black have any […]
Ibrahim Osei-Bonsu: Reflections on Islam and race from a Ghanaian Muslim
My first experience of Islam was with a friend of mine called Kola Wale who now goes by Tajudeen. I was 21. Even though I’ve always known that he is from a […]
Naima Hosni: Thoughts on Moroccan supremacy and the legacy of our Prophet (peace be upon him)
My first recollection of Islam was with my family who are of a Muslim background- you grow up in that environment and you acquire whatever you are being taught at that time. […]
Iqbaal Abdi: Somalia, Colourism and Arab supremacy
I was born and raised in London but I’m from Greater Somalia. I identify as black when in the UK and the western world, however when I go abroad to neighbouring African […]
