Shaykh Daoud taught Islam from the Great Depression until the seventies as a religion that was the true light of the Civil... More > Rights Movement. This father of American Islam paved the road for the Dar-ul-Islam, Jamil al-Amin, the Fuqara, Imam Isa and the Nuwabians, and Brooklyn's Masjid Farooq through his Islamic Mission to America. This work Islam, the True Faith, the Religion of Humanity is the first collected work from his pen. < Less

This work present the idea that the leadership in the Moorish Science Temple was selected by Prophet Noble Drew Ali and that... More > elections go against his model of leadership. < Less

Taking Islam to the Streets: the Dawah of the Islamic Party of North America and the Caribbean

Muzaffurdeen Hamid brought a... More > 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. The cover picture is from his mosque and was chosen by him. < Less

This work present the idea that the leadership in the Moorish Science Temple was selected by Prophet Noble Drew Ali and that... More > elections go against his model of leadership. < Less

This brief work presents a level-headed approach to quelling the social unrest that followed the cataclysmic fraternal... More > strife of the War Between the States and the unfulfilled promises of Reconstruction. Written by North Carolinian educator and physician Dr. John Frederick Foard, this work also reprints an Arabic manuscript written by the hand of Hajj 'Umar ibn Said. < Less

Webb was one of the first converts to Islam in America. He opened one of the first Islamic reading rooms, published numerous... More > pamphlets on Islam, edited the first American Islamic journal and newspaper, and served as Turkish emissary to the United States. His writing presents a philosophic, thoughtful Islam that can appeal to both the scholar and the common man and shows that Islam is the answer to the social ills of this nation. < Less

This work present the idea that the leadership in the Moorish Science Temple was selected by Prophet Noble Drew Ali and that... More > elections go against his model of leadership. < Less

This brief work presents a level-headed approach to quelling the social unrest that followed the cataclysmic fraternal... More > strife of the War Between the States and the unfulfilled promises of Reconstruction. Written by North Carolinian educator and physician Dr. John Frederick Foard, this work also reprints an Arabic manuscript written by the hand of Hajj ‘Umar ibn Said. < Less

The Complete Call to the Heaven of the Bayan is a collection of the writings of August Stenstrand, one of the West’s first... More > followers of Subh-ī Azal, the rightful successor to one the 19th centuries most profound religious figures: Sayyid cAlī Muhammad the Bāb. Stenstrand sets about to prove the legitimacy of Subh-ī Azal’s position and establish the precariousness of Bahā’ī claims to the contrary. < Less

This brief work has a focus on the concept of an ethnic press as it relates to the later primarily Muslim Osmanli Diaspora.... More > This discussion of Ethnic Press will center on the publications of the Osmanli Diaspora, which may be a newspaper, journal, or newsletter, that may or may not be written in English, that espouses the preservation of a culture, language or tradition distinct from the larger American society in the United States. This work contains sections on the Arab, Bosnian, Turkish, Croatian, and Albanian Muslim periodicals in the United States. < Less