How do you identify? I identify as British with African heritage, specifically Ghanaian heritage. What was your experience growing up as a black Muslim girl? I was born in a Muslim family […]
An Interview with author Yasmin Egala: On Jannah and growing up as a Black Muslim girl
Mariam Ali: Black 20 somethings should be encouraged to be audacious
Immersed in conversation with my friend, we were talking about adulting, but with a twist. Feeling stuck in them twenty somethings (SZA:2017); our conversation started by what 20 somethings are forced to […]
Marzieh Hashemi released: When will the US end its flagrant violation of the rights of Black people?
“50 years after MLK assassination, US still violates the civil rights of black men and women,” the Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted on Monday – the US’s Martin Luther King […]
Kawthar Alli: An interview with a Nigerian Muslimah
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 […]
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 […]
