Muslim Alliance for Black Lives
Imam Siraj Wahhaj reminds us about the Unconditional Love of Allah. It's impossible for anyone to love Allah more than He loves them. If one walks to Allah, Allah runs to them. His love and forgiveness are boundless, exceeding all imagination. #Allah #IslamicTeachings #Forgiveness
Muslim Alliance for Black Lives
Muslim Alliance For Black Lives and Islamic Circle of North America(ICNA) strongly condemns the New York Post’s reckless attempt to smear Imam Siraj Wahhaj, a nationally respected leader and servant of his community.
Dragging up discredited allegations from decades ago, with zero evidence, is not journalism, it’s Islamophobic fear-mongering.
Imam Siraj has spent over 40 years building safer neighborhoods, uplifting the marginalized, and advocating for justice. His legacy speaks louder than sensational headlines ever could.
We won’t stay silent while our leaders are attacked.
Via @icnaofficial
Muslim Alliance for Black Lives
Da’wah is in every smile, every act of honesty, every moment you choose what’s right. #islam❤️
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Education is the key
"“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.” - Malcolm X
Education is a top priority for the Muslim Alliance for Black Lives.
It is of great importance to educate Americans, regardless of race and ethnicity, about the history of America, from it's inception, to better understand the problems we are facing today.
RACIAL DISPARITY IN STATE PRISONS
Nationally, one in 81 Black adults in the U.S. is serving time in state prison. Black Americans are imprisoned at a rate that is roughly five times the rate of white Americans. During the present era of criminal justice reform, not enough emphasis has been focused on ending racial and ethnic disparities systemwide.