Adanya Salaam to co-host The Muslim Street Podcast
Adanya Salaam, originally from Chicago now residing in Michigan told The Muslim Street recently that, “I have a voice and perspective that is not being…
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Imam M.A. Azeez on the age of Aisha Upon Marriage
Shaykh Dr Ridhwan Saleem “Most of the Hadith narrations mentioning her age was nine are reported through Hisham ibn Urwa while living in Iraq, where…
The Passing of a Scholar and a Revolutionary
Dr. Anderson Thompson lectured extensively throughout the world on African history and culture.
Facebook Snuff’s Farrakhan, Black People
By Dr. Conrad Worrill- The permanent banning of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan by FB has invoked worldwide support in defense of the Minister. It…
Pres. George H.W. Bush, The Assassination of JFK and The War on Muslims
By Malik Aziz While you say goodbye to President George H.W. Bush, let us remember that he was materially involve of two of the…
Black Da’wah Network: Advancing Islam in Black America
By Shareef Muhammad “Invite to the way of your Lord with wisdom and good instruction, and argue with them in a way that is best.” — 16:125 Islam…
Fifteen Years and Counting….Who Will Respond to The Call for Dr. Aafia Siddiqui
By EI-Hajj Mauri Salakhan Special to The Muslim Street “Civilization is based on justice, and the consequences of oppression are devastating. Therefore, it is said…
The need for Islamic outreach to the Ghetto.
Hakeem Muhammad-Contributor “And We inspired the soul with knowledge of evil and piety. Those who purify their souls will certainly have everlasting happiness and those…
Why Are US Troops in Africa?
Art Mobley-Contributing Journalist The lack of transparency in US military operations in Africa has African Americans questioning the need for wasteful structures like The US…
What’s in a Word? A Case for Muslims to reject the labels of Convert and Revert.
By JoAnna Boudreaux- For English language speakers, the term “convert”, is commonly understood as an individual who has entered a new religious faith and practice…
J.E.S.S.I.C.A. Cares: Asiya Nasir Empowers Girls
Asiya Nasir, Chief Empowerment Officer & Founder of J.E.S.S.I.C.A. Cares, stop by The Muslim Street to discuss her Foundation empowering young girls. The Muslim Street:…
Tariq Ramadan: The Conundrum for Muslims in America
By EI-Hajj Mauri Salakhan Like the constitutions of most “developed democracies” in the West, the French Constitution (customarily called the Constitution of the Fifth Republic)…
The Deconstruction of President Barack Obama
By George X Lampkin Behind America’s Mythical Audacity of Black Hope America is now in the throes of a modern day second revolution; of which the…
The Palestinians’ Holocaust: An African American Muslim’s Perspective
By EI-Hajj Mauri Salakhan We must envisage the possibility, however remote, that black Americans interested in African Affairs may refocus their attention on the Arab-Israeli…
Jerusalem: A White Supremacist Settler Colony
Hakeem Muhammad-Contributor President Donald Trump declared Jerusalem the capital of Israel on December 6. This was celebrated by ‘israeli’ prime minister, Netanyahu who said, “this…
Libyan Slave Auctions, “Day of Solidarity” Event
Art Mobley-Contributing Journalist The Darfur 23 (A group of Black American Educators, Journalist and Business people who travel to Darfur, in response to the crisis in…
The Arrival of Islam to the Americas
By Dr. Vibert White Sadly and unnecessarily, Islam is under attack in the United States and throughout the Western hemisphere. The political and social structure…
CNN Claims Slave Auctions Dominate Lawlessness in The New Libya
Art Mobley-Contributing Journalist Libya remains in a state of civil war six years after Europe and the United States invaded in a murderous effort to…
Oba T’Shaka: The Political Legacy Of Malcolm X
Dr. Oba T’Shaka –The Muslim Street By Dr. Oba T’Shaka dropped by The Muslim Street Radio for an in depth discussion on Malcolm X and…
Who is Dr. Aafia Siddiqui…And Why Should We Care?
By Al-Hajj Mauri Salakhan Aafia Siddiqui came to the United States of America from Karachi Pakistan in 1990. She resided with her older brother, Muhammad,…