Tag: Muslim leaders

• A Worldwide Open Letter from Imam Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad to the Muslim Protesters and Demonstrators Against the negative film about the Prophet Muhammad (SAWS)[1],

  The legacy and dignity of Rasoolillah lives through our actions and is carried on in following his way of good charachter, and tolerance for those who disparage him, and in bringing the light of faith and strong moral foundation to the world. The Prophet (SAWS) is under no threat of any human being; he is…

  Imam Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad

  September 17, 2012

  Criticism of Islam, Islam, Islamic rulings, islamophobia, Muslim Morality, Muslim protest, Muslim rage, Parody of Islam, Prophet Muhammad

  American Muslims, Crticism of Islam, Imam Luqman Ahmad, Islam in America, Muhammad the Prophet, Muslim leaders, Muslim protest, Prophet Muhammad, Shaykh Luqman Ahmad

• Fatwas and the Responsibility of Muslim Scholars in America, by Shaykh Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad

  Scholars of Islam are responsible for upholding the sacred trust that accompanies the acquisition of religious knowledge; which is to explain the religion clearly and concisely and not cover up any part of it.

  Imam Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad

  May 15, 2012

  Allah, American Muslims, Fasting, Fatwas, Imams, Islam, Islam in America, Islamic Scholars, muslim america, Muslim converts, Muslim Morality, Muslims, Political Islam, Shariah, Signs of the Hour of Judgement

  African American Muslims, American Muslims, converts, Islam, Islamic Law, Jihad against America, Muslim Americans, Muslim leaders, Muslims, Shaykh Luqman Ahmad

• Leaderless in Muslim America by Shaykh Luqman Ahmad

  To be leaderless in Islam is simply unthinkable. The fact that it is a condition to which many of us have grown accustomed, does not mitigate its negative consequence. ….

  Imam Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad

  January 13, 2011

  American Muslims, Islam in America, Islamic Law Issues, Muslim converts, Muslim Peoples, Uncategorized

  African American Muslims, converts, imaamate, Imams, Islam, Islam in America, Khalifa, Muslim Americans, Muslim History, Muslim leaders, Muslim Sectarianism