The History of Islam in America | Mustafa Briggs with Ustadh Morad Awad

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[@alanali]

As soon as I listened to this lecture, I IMMEDIATELY forwarded this lecture to many of my fellow African American Muslims. Insha Allah, PLEASE DO THE SAME! 🕋

[@akilfahd]

@alanali actually it would be MORE beneficial to send it Non-African American Muslims 🤲🏿🤲🏿 that’s where more information is needed

[@user-jw2ho1pj3n]

I'm not a Muslim but I am fascinated by this conversation

[@stixfiddles7919]

You should be one..read the Quran and discover the REAL Islam

[@noorielhadi2663]

May Allah guide you toward Islam

[@dang9313]

Am not Moslem but I have enjoyed this history. This is so brilliant. Thank you so much.

[@zeesworld5092]

This brother is sooooo intelligent. I love the way he speaks. May Allah bless him and increase his knowledge.

[@aylaha.5216]

*Electrifying discussion* Life altering conversation. I feel like someone returned something extremely precious and invaluable to us which we had lost (as a people) for a while. May Allah bless this brother and all those at Epic Masjid.

[@cindyshariff2667]

My sheikh, my young brother, you’ll never know how much you have lifted the burden I carried for 48 years…Today, I feel relieved. Revert, woman, African descent, trauma carrier and direct great grand daughter of a slave woman. May Allah reward you without limit. Ameen. ❤️ SubhanAllah. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@ameenahsabour2918]

May Allah preserve you Bro. Mustafa. I am so enriched with this presentation. Thank you for the many, many gems you just blessed us with. Alhamdulillah! You are always welcome at Masjid Al-Islam, Dallas.

[@srobinson157]

Alhamdulillah ! ...just ordered the book !!! May Allah swt allow you all to do good. Amin

[@khalilahragin9865]

Hamduillah! I CANNOT THANK ALLAH ENOUGH FOR THE KNOWLEDGE EXPOUNDED THROUGH THIS BROTHER! I HAVE ALWAYS SOUGHT THE “KNOWLEDGE BEYOND THE VEIL”. As a black Fe-Male Muslim in America , the difficulties I faced because of not agreeing with a lot of the “doctrine” accepted only by mainstream beliefs, kept me silent, by ALLAH’s guidance that I followed! HAMDUILLAH! FREE AT LAST! FREE AT LAST! ALLAH IS GREATEST, I AM FREE AT LAST!!!

[@rahimhussain1215]

Mashaa Allah, very inspiring talk about the contribution of west Africa to the world especially in America. Wish to read the book wrote by brother Mustafa. From your brother in Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@darrylbrisbane468]

African Muslims as well as Africans BOTH were kidnapped and enslaved from all parts of Africa not just West Africa. And as a practicing Muslim I have seen Afro Americans that strongly resemble Somaali,Ethiopians,etc. The African was procured from all.the parts of Africa.

[@Rantitoutloud]

"Women are the heart of society."

[@BilalOz2012]

Once the “heart” is out in the open without the protection of the ribs, it becomes vulnerable. That’s why they’re attacking the women and making them think they need to be like men, to go out and work and make money like men, to take off their hijab, that they don’t need a man or marriage.

[@masrudyn]

51:07

[@withexpectancy5818]

Subhanallah. Thank you

[@withexpectancy5818]

@@masrudyn And thank you for the time stamp!

[@Maxwellhanes]

@@masrudynIts Actually 57:15 or 57:10

[@fatimataha77]

Alhamdulillah. May Allah bless you my beloved brothers. May Allah keep guiding you Br. Mustafa and Br. Murad. Ameen. I simply love Epic. You keep quenching our thirst for knowledge. In shaa Allah. Mansa Moussa! Iam just proud. Allahu Akbar.

[@awanyabally2027]

Salam alaikum brother Mustapha am a proud Gambian alhumdulallah.

[@shabzinoo5011]

Allahu Akbar!!!! Such a insigthful and needed discussion in our times. May Allah reward our brother Mustafa immensely for his efforts, Ameen!

[@ZanaibKamara]

Woow.. subhanallah. Ya rabb Thank you for bringing this video my way today. I’ve learned so much and just been motivated to learn more insha Allah.

[@withexpectancy5818]

Alhumdulilah. Thank you for this!😌

[@awanyabally2027]

My Allah bless you Mustafa you really touched my heart by listening to you.

[@mustaphabiodun630]

Alhamdulillah very insightful.May Almighty Allah bless the efforts of the organisers.

[@shekumorristarawallie6223]

Alhamdulillah!! This message is as inspiring as it is transformative for the adam (Blacks).

[@thatbee2383]

🇬🇲 Gambia 🇬🇲 🇬🇲. We love you

[@adenaangalant5896]

Alhamdullilah. Please keep producing these podcasts

[@stixfiddles7919]

Learned so much about the History of Mali..Gambia ..Liberia etc

[@Wumzyhenry]

Though I'm not a Muslim, but this is richly enlightening. Pro "BLACK" 🎱

[@zingdia]

MashaAllah- This was a beautiful, and inspiring conversation. May Allah continue to increase all of our knowledge and Iman. 🙏🏾🕋😊💕

[@ayanokojikiyotaka6348]

May Allah bless you, this discussion hit home.

[@fareezaghany9213]

I learned so much MashAllah…

[@reemdottaz1844]

Thank you

[@shaheenmuhammad6468]

Starting to love this Brother's lectures. Brilliant

[@sitichotijah286]

Masyaa Allah.. like to heard this topic,Tabarakallah

[@SAK1912]

Mashallah Tabarakallah. An eye opener. As we all know the atrocities that was done to other races by the whites. I Just watched a series of documentaries by Tony Robinson about Britain's forgotten war. Which happened in the last century (not that long ago). Where the British are losing their colonial powers one country at a time. But the way they treat the people under their rule are atrocious. May Allah give them their just punishment on the DOJ.

[@ashamoalim8764]

Jazaakallaahu kheyran

[@ashamoalim8764]

Scw

[@user-vl7xh3lx2l]

I loved this!

[@ashamoalim8764]

Jazaakumullaahu kheyran

[@islamicyouthfoundation1039]

Maashaa Allah

[@mbasseyjanneh8624]

Salam am a Gambian by birth, am watching the video and find it very interesting, what is the name of my Gambian brother Mustapha’s book, where can I get it from.

[@EPICMASJID]

Beyond Bilal

[@adildoloo4619]

Al Muhaddithaat is a 40-volume (not 6 to 7) biographical dictionary of female hadith scholars by Dr Akram Nadwi.

[@A1_Idrissimplykitchen]

And also one important point about the woman Baraka she was the one that delivered the prophet S.A.W from his mother. She was literally the first human being to have touched the prophet because she was the one that delivered him from his mother whom.

[@pakebbagaye5436]

Machaallah

[@daffehbamalang8560]

Alhamdulilah

[@salahbeshara1416]

ماشاءالله ربنا يفحظلكم❤

[@ashao6383]

Maashaa alah

[@koopakoop]

Love to all the black brothers!

[@musasesay8477]

Very inspirational Ma sha ALLAH, what's the name of the book please and how to get it?

[@ahmadadekunle2182]

Beyond Bilāl

[@qadrabdul-salaam2121]

Wish I knew about this channel earlier.

[@awanyabally2027]

How can i get the book 📚?

[@mbasseyjanneh8624]

Can I have a copy please

[@anthonyhead3330]

As salaamu Alikum a Brother by the name Abdullah Quick wrote 90% of this information 35 years and he was an American that wrote and can read the Arabic language Alhamduallah

[@amidahsalahuddin8247]

As Salaam Alaikum Yes The Woman is the foundation of all of Humanity. Imam Warithudeen was a pioneer in uplifting The woman starting with Howa by dispelling the notion and nonsense that she alone was responsible for Prophet Adam’s fall from Paradise

[@THEISLANDSTORE]

Kindly guide how can i study fully funded scholarship bachelor in USA In Arabic Islamic Studies On Campus . Iam from Pakistan??

[@amidahsalahuddin8247]

ASA Muslim Americans who inherited multiple experiences must highlight our own history. No one else is going to give due respect for the scholarship of Imam Warithudeen Mohammed.

[@diodiodiouf1845]

Mashalla good job IMAM Mustapha good job

[@abdalayegassama326]

Kuntae Kintae hit hard

[@lemuelmalik8347]

Just to build on what the brother is speaking about Islam actually what's here doing the Spanish and the Portuguese arrivals in the North America's. A lot of the Moors were practicing their masjids as old as the 1400s that was in the western hemisphere. At the University of Penn's archaeological and anthropological Museum they have an exhibit of Christopher Columbus's books that speak on him hearing the Adan hence Islam was here. There was also knowledge that was recently found in Timbuktu Mali written in arabic speaking of the Atlantic ocean voyages of the Malian Empire siblings who were around the east coast of the United States. So I mention all of this to say that from freed Muslims that were here and practicing both in the Spanish and Portuguese colonies the French colonies and the British colonies to those that were enslaved by all of those Colonial European groups Islam has been here for some time and a little beyond. Then there is yes the times under which very Innovation or or heretic Muslims existed though we would not see them as Muslims they gave groundwork for some of the Muslims that would have been here as early as the 1800s and then once you hit the early 1900s to the 30s you had groups like The Nation of Islam which it formulated from those garveyites and there are those of us who are generations of that along with those of us who are generations of individuals who are Ahmadiyya lineage from Africa that came in the thirties and forties and started those types of masjids... now Ahmadiyya are considered by many to be upon innovation however they were a foundation along with the other African-American Muslims who are upon innovation but towards the 60s through the 70s brought forth nuances and larger numbers of African-Americans becoming more Orthodox in their Islamic practices hence assisting foreign Eastern Muslims coming into the country without being battered and torn up because there was Community already here in some places in the United States. And yet many of them still hold biased and sometimes even distinct for African-American Muslims so I applaud and I'm very proud of you for writing this book I cannot wait to get it inshallah because I will use it in the other knowledge that I know and have researched and studied and lived. You are a beacon may Allah give you ease and strength and fortitude of abundance here in this life and in the hereafter with Paradise Habibi . AAMEEN Please excuse me I don't have my glasses hence I have not punctuated and edited

[@wellingtonmejia8798]

What about the moors??? Who traveled to the americas before 1492?

[@shirenearendse9569]

I'm thinking how the West by trying to repress Islam actually spreading Islam. Subuganala.

[@afd4017]

one day you will all see that Elijah Muhammad was right about everything

[@denissechavarri8886]

Christopher Columbus was not spanish he was Italian. He was working for the Spanish kings.

[@Itsme-t-b1f]

Our portugues 😉

[@thethe7339]

🙏💧💖 because of human beings or human kinds innocent attitudes. 🙏 BLACK PEOPLE ARE FIRST ARABS NEVERTHELESS 💖🥺🙏🌎🌎MANSA MUSA, GHANA EMPIRE. MOTHER LAND AFRIKAA IS MIXED HUMAN BEINGS OR HUMAN KINDS,🌎🙏💧💖 OUR ANCESTORS WERE ORIGINAL MUSLIMIIN PRACTICING, ISLLAAAMICA. THEY ARE ASHAMED ASHANTI'S. THE BOOK MEANING EVERY THING. they jumped to conclusions, hmmm mm we have a longer way to go, we need go back, hmmmmmmmmmmmmm my sister's and brothers etc reflect and be happy or ur human color ALLAA HAMDU LILLAA HI💧🙏🌎🌎💧💖🙏off course Bilal and Lady who's sacrifice. but now one mentioned theirs matter though 🌎 common sense charity geging's at homes hopefully for the better INSHA ALLAAAH 💧🙏💖

[@hassanaskia]

How do you discuss the history of al-Islam in America and don't acknowledge Imam Warithuddin Mohammed (raa), who led millions to the true Aqedah of Islam after the death of his father Elijah Muhammad.

[@denissechavarri8886]

That they " discovered us first" I don't like that. We so called Latinamericans were never discovered. We are native Americans the whole continent. We had a whole society already established. Even we have pyramids dating the same time of Egypt for example In Peru we have the oldest pyramid of the Americas.

[@supercigar123]

HOW COULD YOU SKIP EGYPT AND SUMER AS KNOWLEDGE & HISTORY

[@dervaishkhanofficial]

Zaid ibn Haritha was a black sahabi. He is the only sahabi that has been mentioned by name in the Quran.