NbA Muslims – Authors Speak
I get to review their books; now, I have a chance to talk to them about their craft! Join me and author Papatia Feauxzar as we discuss her novels The … Continue reading
#nbamuslims 500: You Betta Get Beta Readers
~ By Brother Dash, author You wrote a fantastic novel or children’s book. You have completed that non-fiction exposé on shadow governments or a heart wrenching and heartwarming memoir of the … Continue reading
#nbamuslims 500: Laughing while Black – Stripping Black Americans of their Liberties and Dignity
Recently, a story about a group of women kicked off a wine train began circulating through social media. They were members of a book club, comprising mainly of Black women, … Continue reading
NbA Muslim Woman Writer’s Book Reviewed in College Newsletter
Review in SUNY Empire State College’s The Student Connection newsletter Khadijah’s Got Her Groove by F.A. Ibrahim University Publications $13.46, 184 pp, paper Belonging to a vibrant array of social … Continue reading
Islam on the U.S. Cultural Stage: The Black Muslims Part 1
This is a presentation on #nbamuslims and Islam’s introduction as a substantive US religion. Muslims have been in America since before Columbus. Examples of Muslims in America include Pre-Colombian explorers, enslaved Africans, … Continue reading
NbA Muslim Author Sahar Abdulaziz featured in Book Reader Magazine
NbA Muslim woman writer Sahar Abdulaziz’s book The Broken Half is featured in Book Reads Magazine. The online publication is dedicated to introducing readers to new and interesting authors. Mabrook! … Continue reading
Native-born American Muslims 