Dawud Wharnsby

Creative ideas, along with safety advice, about how to spend the summer offline, in real life, enjoying the best of what the warm months have to offer, all from Sound Vision's Dawud Wharnsby Ali. 

In this Dallas Morning News article published in 2000, Susan Hogan Albach reviews Dawud Wharnsby-Ali's audio CD "Sunshine, Dust, and the Messenger", a collection of Islamic songs in English. 

In this profile of Dawud Wharnsby Ali by Susan Hogan Albach, which was published in 2000 by the Dallas Morning News, readers learn more about what brought this talented Nasheed artist to Islam, how he expresses spirituality thorugh song, and about his work with Sound Vision. 

Taha Ghayyur's reflections on the life and work of a  performing artist of remarkable calibre in Canada, Br. Dale (Jamaluddin) Marcell, who embraced Islam about 3 years before his death.

Dawud Wharnsby Ali suggests making these Islamic activities simple yet consistent – by incorporating them into daily life during the summer, when free time is usually far more abundant and accessible. 

A 2011 University of Glasgow study found that arts and crafts activities can improve well-being in ways that physical and outdoor activities could not. Help your kids reap the benefits of crafting during their freer time during the summer.