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Challenges of women space in Masjids

While sisters are a full part of the community, many mosques are run as though Islam is just for men. This is evident by looking at women's spaces, their uncomfortable size and design, and the absence of women from the Board of Directors.

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19 things Muslim women can do for Islam in America

Abdul Malik Mujahid

Sisters, as much as brothers, are responsible for contributing to Islamic work in America. There are a number of things that can be done on a personal, family and community level.

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18 things sisters can do for the local Islamic center

Samana Siddiqui

There are countless hadith where the participation of women is clear. Given these hadiths, what are some practical things sisters can do for their local Islamic Center. Here are some ideas.

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Optimism: Why positive thinking matters

Taha Ghayyur

Negativity and pessimism engulf us today. It’s like air we breathe. Throughout the day, you are bombarded with anxieties. It’s easy to become depressed, and lose sight of the bigger picture.

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How to establish a Masjid library

Meha Ahmad

Are you thinking about starting a library in your Masjid? Every Masjid should have resources and tools available for attendants to browse through and learn from. To get started, here is our 12-step list starting and establishing a successful Masjid library.

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8 things Masjids can do during Black History Month

Abdul Malik Mujahid

Masjids must play an active role during Black History Month. Members of Masjids' adminstration and leadership, as well as general attendees, must learn about and share with others the contributions of Africans and African-Americans. Here are seven ways to do that.

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Exclusive interview with Imam Khalid Fattah Griggs

Samana Siddiqui

Imam Khalid Fattah Griggs accepted Islam in 1972. He is the Imam of The Community Mosque of Winston-Salem in North Carolina. This is a position he has held since 1984. He is also co-chairman of the North Carolina-based Black Leadership Roundtable of Winston-Salem-Forsyth County.

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Challenges of women space in Masjids

19 things Muslim women can do for Islam in America

18 things sisters can do for the local Islamic center

Optimism: Why positive thinking matters

How to establish a Masjid library

8 things Masjids can do during Black History Month

Exclusive interview with Imam Khalid Fattah Griggs

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