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The Effects of Muslim Sectarianism on American Muslim Converts, by Imam Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad
There is nothing purer for the one whom Allah Himself guides to Islam than the Islam that was practiced and taught by the Prophet ﷺ. Sectarianism for the Muslim convert is a demotion in faith, not a promotion in faith.
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How Muslim Sectarianism is connected to Islamophobia, by Imam Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad
In not addressing the racial and sectarian divide in Muslim America, we are, instead of solving sectarianism, cultivating new strains of it.
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The American Muslim Convert Revolution, by Imam Luqman Ahmad.
People talk of disappointment, pity, and disbelief that we have come as far as we have regarding race relations in the United States, only having to revisit it, in what seems like a Jim Crow era of Muslim America.
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My Strong Hijabi Girls. One Fathers Story, by Imam Luqman Ahmad
We raise our children to be proud of who they are, to stand by their faith choices, and to know that there is a long way to go in ending bigotry and misunderstanding of Muslims.
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Combatting Domestic Muslim Sectarianism by Shaykh Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad
Muslim sectarianism has many forms, many categories, numerous tentacles and many manifestations. Some extremely harmful, and some not as harmful. It reveals itself in varying ways according to time, place, people and sub-ideology.
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Malik Ambar; an extraordinary convert to Islam, by Shaykh Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad
Little is known by Muslims about the millions of East African slaves bought to India between the 10th and the 18th century who lived in and help build and maintain Muslim dynasties in what we know to be modern day India and Pakistan. Many of them converted to Islam and their descendants still live in…
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Dimantling the Culture of Muslim Sectarianism, by Shaykh Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad
Originally posted on Imam Luqman Ahmad Mosque Without Borders: By Imam Luqman Ahmad In Afghanistan it’s dreadful enough that the U.S. military machine has blown the country to smithereens, now obvious obstacles to rebuilding has been augmented by the violently competitive warlords, fighting each other for power. In Iraq, intermittent violence between Sunnis and Shiites…
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THE TALE OF TWO CITIES: Portland and Philadelphia on ‘Memorial Day’ One Sister’s Story during Ramadan,by Umm K. Rashad Bey
Ramadan is the month of Quran, the month of mercy, and the month of reflection. This is one sister’s story of a troubling incident that occured during this month of Ramadan. There are hundreds of stories like these. It underscores that we need to do better in the way that we treat our women folk.…
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How American Muslim Converts/Reverts Are Affected by Muslim Sectarianism, by Imam Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad
It is the simple Islam of the Prophet which attracts converts to Islam in the first place, which is why sectarianism is not compatible with the convert. It ruins faith more than it enhances it.
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Who and what are the Salaf, and who are the modern-day Salafis? by Imam Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad
Traditional scholars of Islam did not use the term “Salafi” as a label; nor did they go around saying, “I am a Salafi”, or claim to follow or propagate da’wah Salafiyyah
