then... THIS IS THE PROGRAM FOR YOU!
Thursday, Feb. 18th 2016 - 5:45PM-8:30PM
ASU Memorial Union, Cochise 228
Anasazi Brewton, Angelica Lindsey-Ali and Zarinah Nadir
-The intersectionality of the Black Muslim experience, highlighting the African-American foundation of the American ummah and the current evolution of a globally representative Black Muslim community
-History of the Bahia Muslim slave revolt
-#blackinmsa open discussion with audience about race & racism in the American and Muslim context
Friday, Feb. 19th 2016 - 6:45PM-9:00PM
Islamic Community Center of Tempe
Dr. Muna Ali and Dr. Aneesah Nadir
-The history of Islam in America and Arizona, discussion of the foundation African and African-Americans laid and the social capital they built that enables Muslims today to call America home.
This two-evening program is a collaboration between the Muslim Students Association of ASU, Africa Rises, Arizona Muslim Historical Society, Islamic Community Center of Tempe, Muslim American Society - Arizona, and is a program of Islamic Social Services Association - USA (ISSA-USA)'s Children of Adam Project whose mission is to bring about intragroup understanding to build a better tomorrow. External Event Url
Tempe, AZ, USA