My name is Adriana Evans. Originally from Patuxent River, Maryland, I grew up in a military family and moved frequently, so I often consider myself from San Diego. I recently graduated from college and am currently taking a break from studies.
My name is Anissa Al Hassan. I was born in Memphis, Tennessee, and moved to live with my father and stepmother when I was five years old.
My name is Dr. Maryam Blackeagle. I come from a predominantly Native American background — my father was from the Miami Wea tribe, a descendant of Chief Little Turtle. My mother was a mix of Cherokee and Appalachian white heritage.
Part 4 …The person that’s found Allah, has found Islam My brother moved to Dearborn in 2000 for a job and my mom moved here after him, and then my sister moved here and like usual, I was the last one to move here, and I went back and forth.
Part 3 …Qur’an speaks directly to your heart in a way that nothing else does In my heart, I knew that I was going to become Muslim. But I said, I have to do my due diligence. I don’t want to just have this be an emotional reaction, because I was very emotional. And […]
By “Mark Washington (Mukhtar Ali)” Here in the States we have something called the Black History Month. And in Black History Month, I chose to do a report. So each of the students have to do a report on a particular person. I did a report on a black musician, by the name of, […]
My conversion story – there was only ever Shia Islam All roads lead to Rome they say … I would add that all roads lead to ShiA Islam if in fact one is to really embrace the tradition of the Prophet Muhammad.
All roads lead to Rome they say … I would add that all roads lead to ShiA Islam if in fact one is to really embrace the tradition of the Prophet Muhammad.
Conversion Story of “Isabelle Prelle”
Assalamu alaykum, my name is Isabelle Prelle, also known as Soumeya in my spiritual journey. I have been a Shi’a Muslim for over 32 years. I am a wife, mother of four, and grandmother of two. My faith has guided me to advocate for Muslim women’s rights, particularly the right to wear the headscarf, […]