This is an article reposted from Blackdawahnetwork.com named 'A Summation of the Arguments and Rebuttals to the Afrocentric Criticisms of Islam in Africa' Black Dawah Network is an initiative set up in America to help to Bring Islam to oppressed Black communities. All rights belong to the author of the article Professor Shareef Muhammad and Black … Continue reading Being Black and Muslim: Dispelling afrocentrist doubts
An Interview with author Yasmin Egala: On Jannah and growing up as a Black Muslim girl
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 but I didn't practice Islam until I was in my twenties. Growing up, my experiences were more centred around being a Black girl, … Continue reading An Interview with author Yasmin Egala: On Jannah and growing up as a Black Muslim girl
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 witness any racist incidents growing up? Yes, I remember my first experience of direct racism I was probably in year one and I … Continue reading Kawthar Alli: An interview with a Nigerian Muslimah
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