Imam Luqman Ahmad Mosque Without Borders

The companions of the Prophet Muhammad are considered by the majority of Muslim scholars to be the best generation of Muslims who ever lived. This is based upon the hadith;; “The best generation of my umma is my generation“. It’s not that every single one of them are better than every single person that would…

A GLIMPSE OF DAJJAALI CONTROL OF BLACK AMERICAN MUSLIM MARRIAGES I think what we are missing about marriage is that society has changed, but our scriptures have not. Some Muslims still want to approach marriage from an Islamic perspective, and there is great resistance from many Muslims to that. The Prophet’s idea of marriage and…

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم. الحمد الله و الصلاة و السلام على أشرف الأنبياء والمرسلين سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه وسلم. اما بعد، السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته. حفظ الدين، ضرورة شرعية باتفاق علماء الأمة. و في وجه فتن هذه الأيام التي اخبر عنها رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم، أصبح حفظ دينا و حماية عقيدتنا…

The nature of dajjaali programming is that it contradicts scripture and scriptural evidence. For example: Say if we say that if men did what they were supposed to do, then the women would fall on place automatically. Okay. So we admit by default that women are affected by what men do. Fair enough, now we…

The history of Islam, Christianity and every faith community in the United States, are that people establish congregations. Council and leadership. at the head, and proceed there-forth in establishing deen. That has been the organizational model and standard for every faith group of all faith groups on the planet. The disintegration of congregation and the…

I I was the first American Imam who openly challenged in published writing, the use, potential misuse, and overuse of the neologism “Islamophobia“. Much of what I wrote more than a decade ago in the article that follows this article, has come to pass as I predicted. American Muslims have spent billions of dollars in…

Owning dogs, at least for my family, remind us of gratitude, love, loyalty, compassion, the value of rizq (sustenance), and ultimately, remind us of Allah sub’haanahu wa ta’ala.

I spent my entire adult life on the front line of Islam in America and there is no one, man, woman, or recording angel that can say different.

Do you have any idea of how it feels to American Muslim converts to know that we have to fight racism and marginalization from the very Muslims that we’ve helped pave the way for through our blood, our sacrifice, and our struggle to uphold and spread this religion?