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Malcolm X: “Betty is a good Muslim woman and wife”

“The world is but a (quick passing) enjoyment; and the best enjoyment of the world is (to have) a pious wife.” [Riyad as-Salihin]

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What Type of Parent Are You?

Nargis Naqvi

This is the second in a series of excerpts from “The Perfect Muslim Child: A Holistic Approach to Raising a Balanced Child” by Nargis Naqvi.

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Preparing our Children for Adulthood and Beyond

Wendy Díaz

As I raise my children and reflect on my own childhood, it is amazing to compare what I was doing at their age with their experiences now. Their generation is so much different from our own, not to mention that of our parents and grandparents.

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Becoming a Mindful Parent

Umm Ahmed

Just like motherhood or childhood, the phenomenon of parenting is rather unique and exclusive for both, the child as well as the parents.

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The Impact of Generational Trauma on Muslim Children

Wendy Díaz

The way we raise our children can vary depending on many factors. Our own upbringing, cultural background, education, and region in which we live can all contribute to our parenting style. But did you know that generational trauma may also play a role?

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Chronicling Historically Black College & Universities

Mahasin D. Shamsid-Deen (Photo by Dom Fou)

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have been spaces of safety and joy from their beginning. Most HBCUs emerged after America’s Civil war (1861-1865) and provided higher education and trade training to African-Americans.

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What Muslims Can Learn From America’s History of Bombing African American Institutions

Mahasin D. Shamsid-Deen ( Photo by Debby Hudson)

America has a history of burning and bombing African-American schools, businesses, and churches. These institutions are seen as “Black” empowerment and independence, and therefore a threat to those who would commit these crimes.

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Recent Articles

Malcolm X: “Betty is a good Muslim woman and wife”

What Type of Parent Are You?

Preparing our Children for Adulthood and Beyond

Becoming a Mindful Parent

The Impact of Generational Trauma on Muslim Children

Chronicling Historically Black College & Universities

What Muslims Can Learn From America’s History of Bombing African American Institutions

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