Islam & Black America

By: Madina Podcast
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  • Welcome to an enlightening and historical five-part series called “Islam & Black America” delivered by Ahmad Ferguson and guests, on behalf of Madina Institute, informing you about the foundation of Islam in America.
    © 2024 Madina Podcast
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Islam Spirituality
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Episodes
  • #5 - Investigating the Movement of Black American Muslims in the US

    #5 - Investigating the Movement of Black American Muslims in the US
    May 25 2024

    Join Imam Dr. Khalil Abdur Rashid in part 5 of “Islam & Black America” to investigate the movement of Black American Muslims throughout American history and how it affects American Muslims today.
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    1 hr and 30 mins
  • #4 - Enslaved African American Muslims in Antebellum America

    #4 - Enslaved African American Muslims in Antebellum America
    May 25 2024

    Join Dr. Rudolph Bilal Ware and Imam Dawud Walid in part 4 of “Islam & Black America” for a conversation on the history of enslaved African American Muslims in Antebellum America.
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    1 hr and 42 mins
  • #3 -African American Muslims in Search of Traditional Islamic Knowledge

    #3 -African American Muslims in Search of Traditional Islamic Knowledge
    May 25 2024

    Join Imam Hamzah Abdul-Malik, Ustadh Jamal-ud-Deen Hysaw, Imam Zaid Shakir, and Ustadha Shahidah Sharif in part 3 of “Islam & Black America” for a discussion on what it means to pursue the path of sacred traditional Islamic knowledge for African American Muslims.
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    2 hrs and 6 mins

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