Posted in Events, History, New York, Travel, tagged Fulani, West Africa, African, African American, Slaves, Fouta Jallon, Films, Movies on January 23, 2008 | 4 Comments »
The Mosque of Islamic Brotherhood, Inc.
Hosts the New York City Premier
of
PRINCE AMONG SLAVES
Co-Sponsors
The Malcolm X & Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial Ctr.
Citizens Against Recidivism, Inc.
Full Spectrum of New York
Muslim Women’s Institute for R&D
New York University Islamic Center
Posted in Culture, Family, New York, Thoughts, tagged Domestic Relations, Husband, Law, Marriage, Religion, Romance, Wife on January 10, 2008 | 2 Comments »
The issue of marriage is always a good topic to write about, because it essentially effects everyone. Every human being in one way or another has a relationship to marriage and can relate and express a view on marriage even if their understanding is limited to the confines of intellectual pondering or flighty fantasies of [...]
Posted in Culture, Life, New York, Religion, Thoughts, tagged Islam, Love, Medina, Muhammad, Muslims, Prophet, Tomb on January 1, 2008 | 20 Comments »
Why is the turban such an instigant? The turban is one of several traditional items of clothing that the Holy Prophet (alayhi salatu wa salam) would wear. It is of the Prophet’s Tradition to wear a turban cloth as headwear. Didn’t the Holy Prophet say, that whoever gave life to one of his traditions after [...]
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