Tag: equality

The stark contrast between the cases of Marcel Williams and Hunter Biden exposes the deep flaws in modern justice systems. Are we content with systems that perpetuate inequality, or will we embrace a framework of…

How does true justice manifest in a world riddled with double standards, privilege, and systemic inequality? Join the sheik as he contrasts the justice under Islam with contemporary practices, questioning the fairness of modern systems…

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on history, justice, and the power of unity. Delve into the interconnectedness of the recently completed Black History Month, the ongoing struggles of marginalized communities, and the imperative for global…

In a world clouded by injustice, discrimination, and moral decline, the birth and message of Prophet Mohammed (saw) marked the beginning of a journey that shifted the course of history. From Mecca to Medina, we’ll…

Join the Sheikh as we explore the significance of Juneteenth, a commemoration marking the emancipation of African American slaves.   Discover the timeless principles of justice, equality, and liberation found within the teachings of Islam, which…

On the 29th night of Taraweeh Reflections, the Sheik talks about the relevance of the first nine(9) verses of Surah At-Takwir in today’s world where we constantly hear that Islam being the source of oppressing…

On the 28th night of Taraweeh Reflections, the Sheikh discusses the significance of Surah ‘Abasa, which was revealed in Mecca during the Makkan era. The verses addressed (Surah ‘Abasa – 1-16) an incident where Prophet…

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What should Juneteenth mean for Muslims Widespread recognition of Juneteenth as a federal holiday carries the hope of change for not only the Black community but for all minorities in America. What is Juneteenth and…

Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when US Union Major General Gordon Granger announced the end of slavery in Galveston, Texas, in accordance with then US President Abraham Lincoln’s 1863 Emancipation Proclamation. Over 150 years has…