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Months-long renovation project ends in grand reopening of historic Mosque No. 7 in New York

NEW YORK—Nearly one year to the date of reopening its doors since being sheltered in place due to the spread of COVID-19, the believers...

The future is Indigenous: Trials and triumphs of Native youth

Native and Indigenous youth are pushing for change and are reclaiming their heritage and culture, in efforts to heal from decades of White colonization...

More than stone: Houston mosque holds weekend events for dedication, consecration  

HOUSTON—The Nation of Islam’s Muhammad Mosque No. 45 in Houston held a four-day dedication and consecration weekend, where believers traveled far and wide to...

On a mission of service and resurrection

On a mission of service and resurrection,  The Fruit of Islam (F.O.I.), the men of the Nation of Islam, anxiously and enthusiastically soldier for...

Million Woman March marked 25th anniversary

PHILADELPHIA—October 25, 1997 was a historic moment for Black women in America. On that day, organizers estimated more than two million people gathered on...

On a dedicated mission to spread the good news

The Fruit of Islam (FOI) are more than just men in suits and bowties delivering newspapers. They are little messengers coming with the good...

Black liberation freedom fighter Mutulu Shakur set for prison release

It is a bittersweet victory for those who have fought for Mutulu Shakur’s release.  While they are happy the freedom fighter will finally be...

Replacement of lead pipes nearly complete in Benton Harbor  

In America, access to clean drinking water is an issue often taken for granted. Addressing the maintenance of aging infrastructure requires both proactive plans...

Buck Breaking the Black Man: A Jewish Tradition

by Tingba Muhammad | Guest Columnist Buck: noun: a male animal; a male Indian or Negro —often used disparagingly; slang a Dollar Buck: verb: to refuse...