Hidden Histories: Islam's Legacy in America Before Columbus Part 1| Prof. Awadh Bin Hazim

[@syedmaricar9946]

As long as we are pushed down by others we need good reminders like this to realise our Deen in relation to universal enlightenments By imam historian like him.

[@ReimaginingIslam-u1r]

Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! Indeed, scholars like Prof. Awadh Bin Hazim provide profound insights and reminders that help us connect our Deen to universal values and enlightenments. It’s through such inspiring perspectives that we find clarity and strength, especially in times of challenge. We truly appreciate your support and reflection on this!

[@HaminKhatib]

As Salaam Alaikum thank u!

[@ReimaginingIslam-u1r]

Waleykum Salam Warahmatullah Wabarakatu, Jazaka Allah Kheyr

[@althea_is_smokin_hot]

Sir,Red Indians natives of America must be muslims.Poor guys,islam could not save them.

[@ReimaginingIslam-u1r]

Thank you for sharing your perspective! It's a poignant reminder of the complexities of history and the trials many communities face. Islam has always carried a message of justice, compassion, and enlightenment, and there are intriguing narratives about its potential presence among Native Americans before Columbus. While we can't definitively claim that all Native Americans were or could have been Muslim, history teaches us that Islam's principles of peace, knowledge, and unity have touched countless lives across cultures. As this video highlights, many untold stories of Muslims in pre-Columbian America deserve further exploration and recognition. Let us honour all Muslims and non-Muslims whose stories form the rich tapestry of our shared human history. May we continue to seek understanding and unity across all boundaries.

[@seanlawton1977]

WHY IS THE SPEAKER NAME NOT SHOWN

[@ReimaginingIslam-u1r]

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I have added his name to this video. This channel is dedicated to the esteemed work of Professor Bin Hazim. As indicated in the channel description, all talks featured here are by Professor Bin Hazim unless otherwise specified in the video description.