Black movement & Mahdoudhi the Universal Islam in 1970s | Islamic Movement Journal Islamic Learning Foundation

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Imam Khalid Griggs

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Imam Khalid Fattah Griggs accepted Islam in 1972. He is the Imam of The Community Mosque of Winston-Salem in North Carolina. This is a position he has held since 1984. He is also co-chairman of the North Carolina-based Black Leadership Roundtable of Winston-Salem-Forsyth County. Imam Griggs co-founded the Institute for Islamic Involvement in the early 1980s and edited its journal, Vision, for six years. More recently, he served as editor of The Message magazine. Imam Griggs currently hold board chair position for ICNA Council for Social Justice. Podcast managed by Shadi Sakr.

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Black movement & Mahdoudhi the Universal Islam in 1970s | Islamic Movement Journal Islamic Learning Foundation

Imam Khalid Griggs

57 minutes 45 seconds

2 years ago

Black movement & Mahdoudhi the Universal Islam in 1970s | Islamic Movement Journal Islamic Learning Foundation

Black movement & Mahdoudhi a path to universal Islam established in 1970s AMA w/ brother Mustafa | Islamic Party of North America

Yusuf Muzaffaruddeen Hamid
Imam Jamil Al Amin
Imam Khalid Griggs
Islamic Movement Journal
Islamic Movement predecessors and their relationship within the civil rights movement
Islamic Party in North America
the Dawah of the Islamic Party of North America and the Caribbean Muzaffurdeen Hamid brought a revolutionary Islam grounded in the teachings of Maududi, Khomeini, Malik Bennabi, Qaddaffi, and Sayyed Qutb to the disenfranchised poor in the streets of Washington, D.C., Chicago, Cleveland, and a dozen other cities. This is a collection of the pamphlets used to train the Dawah workers along with a brief history of the Islamic Party. The compilation of this work was approved by Imam Daud Salahuddin of Chicago, a national secretary of the Islamic Party, before his death.

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