Ethiopia, one of the oldest countries in Africa, has a rich Islamic history dating back over 1400 years. Even before the holy city of Medina, the message of Islam had reached Ethiopia. Fleeing persecution in Mecca, the companions of the Prophet (peace be upon him) first migrated to Ethiopia, then known as Abyssinia or the land of the Habasha people. Bilal (may Allah be pleased with him), the first muezzin in Islam and a distinguished companion, had Ethiopian origins. The city of Harar in Ethiopia was a center of Islamic culture and learning in the Horn region, playing a vital role in the spread and preservation of Islam in Africa.
Ethiopia didn't exist, The whole region was Abasinia. The Muslim tribes who accepted Islam at that time were the same ones who built the Islamic sultanate of Ifat and Adal. And we all know about Futuh AlHabesha and who Ahmed Gurey was. So please, brother, tell the truth even if it's bitter. Ramadan Mubarak
Bilal ibn Rabah (RA) never had "Ethiopian origins". Bilal (RA) wasn't even Habashi (Ethiopian/Abyssinian) to begin with. The belief that Bilal (RA) was a Habashi (Abyssinian) is nothing more than a fallacy. He was an Arab. The Arabian society followed a patriarchal society where lineage and origin was attached to the patrinieal side. Furthermore, even Islam obligates that we follow our father's lineage (only). Bilal ibn Rabah (RA) was an Arab by default because his father was. He (Bilal) was not a Habashi.
I am happy to see this!! I am an Arab from the Arabian peninsula i live in North America now its hurts my heart deeply when i see black brother think we are against them or hate them. May Allah bless you all and keep you safe.
Some Arabs are extremely racists than the polytheists and the Western world. Just go to TH-cam and see how Africans working in the Arab communities and countries are treated very treacherous.
Masha'Allah in depth ilm. May Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala grant us fiqah in deen... I'm a Mexican revert I like black history. My father is Adam alhamdulillah. I want my son's to marry African sisters. Insha'Allah
I learned a lot in this video even tho I am born African Muslim. Islam is all we know for most of Africa since its birth. Christianity is much new and came with missionaries other than Egypt and Ethiopia . Africans were praying in mosques before meccans were still fighting the prophet
Yes. The East Africans were the first to defend The Muslims right to their religious freedom. Therefore it was in East Africa that the Muslims first had “Religious Freedom.” Barakah aka Umm Ayman(ra) the Prophet’s Mother after his Mother Amina, was also East African (Abyssinian). Sumayyah bint Khabbat/Khayyat(ra) the first Martyr in Al-Islam was also East African, as well as Bilal ibn Rabah alHabasha, the first Mu’adhin and Treasurer appointed by Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) himself. This is just to name a few. So East Africans played very important roles from the very beginning of the Prophet’s mission. As-Salaam Alaikum!!
As Salaam Alaikum to the Gambians. I have married into The Gambia. My youngest son’s Mother is Gambian and in a couple of years we intend to take him to The Gambia and put him into a Hafiz program there. One of his uncles recently completed a Hafiz program and another still have another year or more to go to complete the Qur’an. In Shaa ALLAH he too will become Hafiz of the Qur’an. I have loved The Gambia since my first visit in 2006. May Almighty ALLAH swt shower The Gambia with great blessings soon. As Salaam Alaikum!!
@@abdullahrasheed1493 ma shaa Allah brother pls do that let him become a hafiz I am so happy for you may allah guide bless and protect you and ur lovely family
Crystal 🔮 clear great history I heard this when I was 11yrs at islamic class I'm now 72yrs old good memories,jesus swt an Arab hair is very curly,our swt bought and saved many of the slaves that time thanks for sharing 👍 ❤❤❤❤
The famous black Sahabi that I like was the 17 yrs Muslim commander Usmah bin Zaid. He was given the title whilst all the senior Arabs were around by the Prophet saw
Usama bin Zaid(ra) was the son of Zaid and Barakah aka Umm Ayman(ra) hum the Prophet referred to as his “Mother after his Mother(Amina)” . And Barakah was Abyssinian as well. She was the one consistent person in his life from the cradle to the grave. As Salaam Alaikum!!
May Allah bless our Black masters the Companions of our beloved Messenger of Allah (PBUH), we love them all and proud of them all. Starting from our master Bilal Al-Habashi, the only person that had a special pass to the messeger's privacy, including that he was the only person entered the Kabah with the Messenger at the openning of it, may Allah be pleased with him. As well as the rest of the black Companions such as the king Najashi (Negus), Um Aymen, Wahshi who sadly killed Hamza, but made it up and killed Mussaylima the liar, who claimed Prophethood, and all the way to the least known Companions. May Allah almighty be pleased with them all, ameen A white Arab muslim brother left this message. Salam
Aslaamoe 3alaikoem brothers whether you guys are Black or White or Yellow I love you for the sake of Allah jalla wa 3alla. We in Islam do not distinguish based on Color but based on Taqwa. May Allah jalla wa 3alla increase our Taqwa....❤❤❤
Unfortunately sister you've been indoctrinated with the false belief and narrative that Bilal ibn Rabah's (RA) very dark complexion was a rarety in Arabia. The complexion of Bilal (RA) was not uncommon in Arabia and you'll actually find that historically it was something that a lot of Arabs possessed. Moreover, you'll find that the original Arabs were a very dark and black-skinned people. This notion of the "black" complexion and so called "black" people being looked down upon in Arabia is nothing more than a indoctrinated fallacy. In fact, you'll find that the majority of the slaves in Arabia were what we would call "white" people.
He forgot about Bilal 1. One of the first 5 to become muslim 2. The first person to recite the call to prayer He was down with Muhammad all the way through 3. He was part of the house
The First Muslim migration was to Ethiopia. The Ummah should recognize that journey. Really emphasizing that without the refuge of Ethiopia what would have happened or better yet explaining how this occasion shapes and allowed ISLAM to blossom. By Allah’s will.
With all due respect to the honourable Sheikh mentioning the great Black Sahaba (The Messenger's companions), even non-Sahaba people! however he failed to speak about our mother Sawda bin Zum'aa, the Messenger of Allah's wife! The Mother of believers Sawda, which is her real name literally mean (The Black woman) in Arabic, is our honourable mother, the Messenger of Allah married Sawda (may Allah be pleased with her) in Madina, a year after the Hijrah from Mecca, she was a divorced old woman with no one to take care of her, she was gentle and wise with the best Character, the Messenger of Allah honoured her and got married to her, and her house was next to the Messenger's Masjid along side the the rest of the Messenger's wives. She should be the 1st person to speak out, and number 1 on this topic list, as not many people know about her, may Allah be pleased with her and the rest of the mothers of believers. Salam Alaikum
One of the ingenious ways Islam has addressed slavery is tied to its core dogma in what it is called “Neck Freeing” “عتق رقبه". Islam specifically targeted slavery in a strategic way with the long term end goal in mind. Islamically speaking, no one is infallible or impeccable except the Prophets, we are ALL prone to wrongdoings. For this reason, a major sin’s atonement is expunged by “Freeing Neck” or in other words setting one free. Therefore since “WE” as humans sin, and therefore we must atone to our sins by freeing necks, and then there will come time where there will be no one to free and everyone is free and that is the Islamic end game for abolishing Slavery and how it dealt with societal disease at that time. And in the case, one happened to own slaves at that time, Islam mandated ways in how to treat them with dignity and respect as part of your family until they are freed. Of course, not all would follow them but there are rules for those who transgress too. In regards to colorism in Islam, I would suggest referring to the Final Farewell Sermon of the Prophet PBUH, excerpt: “All mankind is from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a white has no superiority over black nor a black has any superiority over white except by piety and good action. Learn that every Muslim is a brother to every Muslim and that the Muslims constitute one brotherhood. Nothing shall be legitimate to a Muslim which belongs to a fellow Muslim unless it was given freely and willingly.“ Finally, Slavery was not tied to a specific color as anyone can be enslaved whether black, white, Arab, non Arab, old, young, man or a woman for many reasons such as wars, raids, capture of a person traveling or far away from his people or tribe, poverty and so many other reasons.
Stories are like movies, but how a man's life plays out is 85%to 90% normal/ordinary 10% are the separation moments that exemplifies his anomalies in terms of overcoming extradinary challenge!
What we learned growing up, you usually run with who you relate to!! I've always known that our prophets and peace be upon them all were all black people!! Theres a reason why they painted them white and why there is no image of Our Beloved Prophet Muhammad pbuh!!
Because there isn't a single Muslim who doesn't know that bilal(radhi Allahu 'anhu) was black and that he had african heritage. As for Usamah ibn Zayd then thats another question or Sumayyah the first Shaheed in al-Islam and mother of Ammar. Come on bro, do better.
@hihello-yv2tt Everybody knows that but did you know he was african from his mothers side and royalty as a matter of fact because his mother was the sister of abraha? By the way what's the point your making? He was still half african which would be acknowledged in his lineage. AND HE WAS STILL THE DARKEST OF BLACK? As I said, do better.
Assalamu alaikum my brothers as a non-black Muslim brother just recently I was pondering over black sahaba's besides Bilal may allah be pleased with him, please use the right knowledge so we can learn we want to know very much, I'm tired of stupid non-black Muslim brothers who don't give information about black sahaba's may allah be pleased with them, thank you Brothers Allah bless you
SubhanAllah. Ramadan Mubarak. It's all about perception young bro. Don't look at this as creating ranks; we are celebrating what is not celebrated enough-- the true slaves of Allah Azawajal from multi ethnic and racial backgrounds. This is history. A better emphasis would be: all of the beloved Muslims that these 2 beloved brothers mention in this talk, were you familiar with the majority of them? If not, then maybe you need to celebrate with us too so you can get to know
@@champbrady633 of course brother, ramadan mubarak, the thing is, there are too many racist movements claiming superiority, from eurocentrism, arab nationalism to afrocentrism, nobody is superior except by piety. We need to stop acting like these superiority gangs and not focus on what they focus, let them focus on what we find important, let us teach them what is important.
Forgive me if this sounds weird. Does it matter what color the shahabah is. We are no different brothers. Colors doesn't matter. Even if the messenger is blue, Islam is still islam. Asstaufrillah, guys, I don't understand why color is an issue.
I have a quick question here about the use of the word "Black". What do you really mean when you say that word; does it mean Black Skin or does it mean Black culture. Also, does the entity of people with "Black" skin know they're "Black"? I will like us to have an understanding, in-depth for that matter on these issues please.
It's difficult for me to respect someone who knows that Prophet Muhammad's 9 uncles, father, and 1st cousin Ali were shadeed al-udma (very black) but fail to say that Rasoolullah was described as asmar al-lawn (medium brown) or in between abyad al-amhaq (albino white) and adam (very black) according to Timidhi. Also as mentioned in multiple Arabic texts from the classical tradition, the Arabs judge purity by the darkness of their skin and scholars, Arab and non-Arab from the classical era place the Arabs in the Black race. Lastly, many sciences clearly place the original Arabs in the Black race: linguistic, archeological, genetic, etc. We absolutely know that the Arabs have mixed over the centuries and many non-Blacks (former Romans, Iberians, Turks) have Arabized like the Levant, Shams, and North African Arabs.
Some people want to be above others and their forefront to fight Islam; Quran 49:13. O mankind! Lo! We have created you male and female, and have made you nations and tribes that ye may know one another. Lo! the noblest of you, in the sight of Allah, is the best in conduct. Lo! Allah is Knower, Aware. Race doesn’t matter in Islam only one God recognise more is he/she close to God
Islām is NOT 'OLD'. Islām existed when photon existed. Old is a 'measurement' made by non technical standard. I AM old, 2024 years old. 😅 Thanks for the videos. Assalamualaikum
Why bring race and skin colour into everything subhanallah 😢 i will never understand america and its obsession with race issue. Islam isn't like Christianity and all muslims are brothers and sisters as ummah one body. Islam touched many nations in africa and there is rich history there but lets leave race out of islam plz..its exhausting seeing how important race is in america
Don’t make ignorant assumptions. You haven’t met most Muslim arabs. Mauritania, Egypt, Morocco, Saudi, Iraq, Palestine and more have had mad many pious and Islamically knowledgeable people come from these regions. Don’t generalize.
Black Muslims need to stop tip-toeing about Rasoolullah being Black. We need to stop saying "Black" people around The Messenger when he was Black, as were the original Arabs and the Arabs of The Messenger's time were still predominantly Black. We know miscegenation had been occurring long before Islam in Arabia, mostly in vassal border tribes: Ghassanids (Byzantine vassals) and Lakhmids (Sassanian vassals). This mixing explains the colorism. The recent war with Axum explains the ethnocentrism. The fact that the Sahih Sita represents textualization from the oral tradition of hadeeth and that the textualization was done generations later by non-Arab outsiders (only Tirmidhi of the Sahih Sita was partially Arab) explains the racism, contradictions, and confusion in Hadeeth.
"WHY DO Y'ALL KEEP BEATING AROUND THE BUSH AND JUST SAY IT! THE REASON THERE WERE SO MANY BLACK PEOPLE IN THE LIFE IN OF PROPHET MUHAMMAD IS BECAUSE HE WAS BLACK" DID HE NOT ACKNOWLEDGE THIS IN HIS PARABLE OF THE SHEEP HADITH??? IT OFFENS ALLAH WHEN YOUR AFRAID TO TEACH PEOPLE THE TRUTH...
Brothers... this issue was settled 1400 years ago... Why you brothers focus on skin color ..this was in Jahiliya area.... Allah dont look at skin color
It’s a lot of jahiliyah in this ummah other races rejecting black brothers when they come for marriage. The racism is deep in our ummah; the discussions are needed as too many think Islam is an Arab religion.
Muslim being anti-black? My sympathy to such a muslim, it can either be knowlege gap, ignorant or arrogance. Either one, that person need to check and ask himself if he is a muslim or something else. And may God guide his heart to realization, enlightenment and humility
I am not Black. But this brought tears to my eyes. Wonderful message.
Ethiopia, one of the oldest countries in Africa, has a rich Islamic history dating back over 1400 years. Even before the holy city of Medina, the message of Islam had reached Ethiopia. Fleeing persecution in Mecca, the companions of the Prophet (peace be upon him) first migrated to Ethiopia, then known as Abyssinia or the land of the Habasha people. Bilal (may Allah be pleased with him), the first muezzin in Islam and a distinguished companion, had Ethiopian origins. The city of Harar in Ethiopia was a center of Islamic culture and learning in the Horn region, playing a vital role in the spread and preservation of Islam in Africa.
Harar is somalia. Always has will always be.
الحمدلله
Ethiopia didn't exist, The whole region was Abasinia. The Muslim tribes who accepted Islam at that time were the same ones who built the Islamic sultanate of Ifat and Adal. And we all know about Futuh AlHabesha and who Ahmed Gurey was. So please, brother, tell the truth even if it's bitter. Ramadan Mubarak
Bilal ibn Rabah (RA) never had "Ethiopian origins". Bilal (RA) wasn't even Habashi (Ethiopian/Abyssinian) to begin with. The belief that Bilal (RA) was a Habashi (Abyssinian) is nothing more than a fallacy. He was an Arab. The Arabian society followed a patriarchal society where lineage and origin was attached to the patrinieal side. Furthermore, even Islam obligates that we follow our father's lineage (only). Bilal ibn Rabah (RA) was an Arab by default because his father was. He (Bilal) was not a Habashi.
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I am happy to see this!! I am an Arab from the Arabian peninsula i live in North America now its hurts my heart deeply when i see black brother think we are against them or hate them. May Allah bless you all and keep you safe.
Some Arabs are extremely racists than the polytheists and the Western world. Just go to TH-cam and see how Africans working in the Arab communities and countries are treated very treacherous.
Masha'Allah in depth ilm. May Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala grant us fiqah in deen... I'm a Mexican revert I like black history. My father is Adam alhamdulillah. I want my son's to marry African sisters. Insha'Allah
Captivating history Thank you for having him on your podcast
As Salaamu Alaikum
Ramadan Mubarak Imam Rashad thanks for sharing. 🤲🏾❤️
I learned a lot in this video even tho I am born African Muslim. Islam is all we know for most of Africa since its birth. Christianity is much new and came with missionaries other than Egypt and Ethiopia . Africans were praying in mosques before meccans were still fighting the prophet
Salaam alaikum why haven't we done this earlier. Thank you imamain
I love these series... Salam from Nigeria❤
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Thank you, my brothers, for making such compelling arguments. May Allah continue to bless your efforts.
Alhamd lilah we East Africans were the earliest Muslims. Unfortunately, many are still lost, but one day they'll see the light enshallah
Yes. The East Africans were the first to defend The Muslims right to their religious freedom. Therefore it was in East Africa that the Muslims first had “Religious Freedom.” Barakah aka Umm Ayman(ra) the Prophet’s Mother after his Mother Amina, was also East African (Abyssinian). Sumayyah bint Khabbat/Khayyat(ra) the first Martyr in Al-Islam was also East African, as well as Bilal ibn Rabah alHabasha, the first Mu’adhin and Treasurer appointed by Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) himself. This is just to name a few. So East Africans played very important roles from the very beginning of the Prophet’s mission. As-Salaam Alaikum!!
am ETHIOPIAN ALHAMDULILAH FOR SUCH BIG STORY. THANKS FOR THE GREAT PRESENTATION
Al hamdulilah, very informative, much appreciated
Salam brothers in islam ❤ love your convversation may allah guide bless and protect ya'll love from the gambia ❤
Alhamdulillah
@@rashadabdulrahmaan ma shaa Allah brother you're doing a good dawah I've subscribed
As Salaam Alaikum to the Gambians. I have married into The Gambia. My youngest son’s Mother is Gambian and in a couple of years we intend to take him to The Gambia and put him into a Hafiz program there. One of his uncles recently completed a Hafiz program and another still have another year or more to go to complete the Qur’an. In Shaa ALLAH he too will become Hafiz of the Qur’an. I have loved The Gambia since my first visit in 2006. May Almighty ALLAH swt shower The Gambia with great blessings soon. As Salaam Alaikum!!
@@abdullahrasheed1493 ma shaa Allah brother pls do that let him become a hafiz I am so happy for you may allah guide bless and protect you and ur lovely family
Very accurate and truthful! I knw this long time ma sha Allah!
Crystal 🔮 clear great history I heard this when I was 11yrs at islamic class I'm now 72yrs old good memories,jesus swt an Arab hair is very curly,our swt bought and saved many of the slaves that time thanks for sharing 👍 ❤❤❤❤
JazakAllah khair
The famous black Sahabi that I like was the 17 yrs Muslim commander Usmah bin Zaid. He was given the title whilst all the senior Arabs were around by the Prophet saw
Ma sha Allah 😎
Usama bin Zaid(ra) was the son of Zaid and Barakah aka Umm Ayman(ra) hum the Prophet referred to as his “Mother after his Mother(Amina)” . And Barakah was Abyssinian as well. She was the one consistent person in his life from the cradle to the grave. As Salaam Alaikum!!
May Allah SWT bless all Muslim brothers and sisters with happiness in their family life!
May Allah bless our Black masters the Companions of our beloved Messenger of Allah (PBUH), we love them all and proud of them all.
Starting from our master Bilal Al-Habashi, the only person that had a special pass to the messeger's privacy, including that he was the only person entered the Kabah with the Messenger at the openning of it, may Allah be pleased with him.
As well as the rest of the black Companions such as the king Najashi (Negus), Um Aymen, Wahshi who sadly killed Hamza, but made it up and killed Mussaylima the liar, who claimed Prophethood, and all the way to the least known Companions. May Allah almighty be pleased with them all, ameen
A white Arab muslim brother left this message.
Salam
Alhamdulillah amazing history
Aslaamoe 3alaikoem brothers whether you guys are Black or White or Yellow I love you for the sake of Allah jalla wa 3alla. We in Islam do not distinguish based on Color but based on Taqwa. May Allah jalla wa 3alla increase our Taqwa....❤❤❤
The best black man to walk this earth after the prophets. Is bilaal. May ALLAH be pleased with him aameen
Unfortunately sister you've been indoctrinated with the false belief and narrative that Bilal ibn Rabah's (RA) very dark complexion was a rarety in Arabia. The complexion of Bilal (RA) was not uncommon in Arabia and you'll actually find that historically it was something that a lot of Arabs possessed. Moreover, you'll find that the original Arabs were a very dark and black-skinned people. This notion of the "black" complexion and so called "black" people being looked down upon in Arabia is nothing more than a indoctrinated fallacy. In fact, you'll find that the majority of the slaves in Arabia were what we would call "white" people.
Macha'Allah diazakoumAllahou khayrone
Salam!!
May those hearty believe in Allah, his messengers , religion fight in Allah cause. Be kind to one another as Allah is kind to us All.
I am not black but was always moved by Bilal's story who wss the prophets companion and was the first to do the call for prayer.
He forgot about Bilal
1. One of the first 5 to become muslim
2. The first person to recite the call to prayer
He was down with Muhammad all the way through
3. He was part of the house
Everyone knows him that's why it wasn't mentioned likely.
The First Muslim migration was to Ethiopia. The Ummah should recognize that journey. Really emphasizing that without the refuge of Ethiopia what would have happened or better yet explaining how this occasion shapes and allowed ISLAM to blossom. By Allah’s will.
Are you suggesting that the Islamic calendar is in error?
With all due respect to the honourable Sheikh mentioning the great Black Sahaba (The Messenger's companions), even non-Sahaba people! however he failed to speak about our mother Sawda bin Zum'aa, the Messenger of Allah's wife!
The Mother of believers Sawda, which is her real name literally mean (The Black woman) in Arabic, is our honourable mother, the Messenger of Allah married Sawda (may Allah be pleased with her) in Madina, a year after the Hijrah from Mecca, she was a divorced old woman with no one to take care of her, she was gentle and wise with the best Character, the Messenger of Allah honoured her and got married to her, and her house was next to the Messenger's Masjid along side the the rest of the Messenger's wives.
She should be the 1st person to speak out, and number 1 on this topic list, as not many people know about her, may Allah be pleased with her and the rest of the mothers of believers.
Salam Alaikum
Alhamdulillah I'm Muslim Oromo and Ethiopian 🇪🇹
Agreed 👍 with 66641 good history 👍 👏 alhamdulillah 🙏 may Allah give jannatul furdous to our swt swt.
One of the ingenious ways Islam has addressed slavery is tied to its core dogma in what it is called “Neck Freeing” “عتق رقبه".
Islam specifically targeted slavery in a strategic way with the long term end goal in mind.
Islamically speaking, no one is infallible or impeccable except the Prophets, we are ALL prone to wrongdoings. For this reason, a major sin’s atonement is expunged by “Freeing Neck” or in other words setting one free. Therefore since “WE” as humans sin, and therefore we must atone to our sins by freeing necks, and then there will come time where there will be no one to free and everyone is free and that is the Islamic end game for abolishing Slavery and how it dealt with societal disease at that time.
And in the case, one happened to own slaves at that time, Islam mandated ways in how to treat them with dignity and respect as part of your family until they are freed. Of course, not all would follow them but there are rules for those who transgress too.
In regards to colorism in Islam, I would suggest referring to the Final Farewell Sermon of the Prophet PBUH, excerpt:
“All mankind is from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a white has no superiority over black nor a black has any superiority over white except by piety and good action. Learn that every Muslim is a brother to every Muslim and that the Muslims constitute one brotherhood. Nothing shall be legitimate to a Muslim which belongs to a fellow Muslim unless it was given freely and willingly.“
Finally, Slavery was not tied to a specific color as anyone can be enslaved whether black, white, Arab, non Arab, old, young, man or a woman for many reasons such as wars, raids, capture of a person traveling or far away from his people or tribe, poverty and so many other reasons.
Yes Ethiopia 🇪🇹 👏 🙌
Stories are like movies, but how a man's life plays out is 85%to 90% normal/ordinary 10% are the separation moments that exemplifies his anomalies in terms of overcoming extradinary challenge!
SubhaAllah
Seek knowledge from the cradle to the grave.
What we learned growing up, you usually run with who you relate to!! I've always known that our prophets and peace be upon them all were all black people!! Theres a reason why they painted them white and why there is no image of Our Beloved Prophet Muhammad pbuh!!
Machalah brother
No mention of Bilaal! The first Muslim to make the call to prayer in Mecca, Madina and Jeruselum
Because there isn't a single Muslim who doesn't know that bilal(radhi Allahu 'anhu) was black and that he had african heritage. As for Usamah ibn Zayd then thats another question or Sumayyah the first Shaheed in al-Islam and mother of Ammar. Come on bro, do better.
@@AbuMiqdamAlAfriki Bilal is Arab as his dad is Arab. He was black but he was still Arab.
@hihello-yv2tt Everybody knows that but did you know he was african from his mothers side and royalty as a matter of fact because his mother was the sister of abraha? By the way what's the point your making? He was still half african which would be acknowledged in his lineage. AND HE WAS STILL THE DARKEST OF BLACK? As I said, do better.
Can we get a part 2 of this?
Inshallah AAMEEN
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As Salaam Alaakum. Habasha refers to all of that place, they call Africa.
Assalamu alaikum my brothers as a non-black Muslim brother just recently I was pondering over black sahaba's besides Bilal may allah be pleased with him, please use the right knowledge so we can learn we want to know very much, I'm tired of stupid non-black Muslim brothers who don't give information about black sahaba's may allah be pleased with them, thank you Brothers Allah bless you
Truly
Prophe Muhammed peace be upon him he was black
Does the Ethiopian histories outside of Islamic circles corroborate this story?
What a truly American topic. Why differentiate between the Sahaba. They are blessed by Allah, don't focus on their skin colour like the jahiliyah did
It's an epidemic, a sickness and a tool of the Shaytaan
There is so much propaganda online this history needs to be shared.
SubhanAllah. Ramadan Mubarak. It's all about perception young bro. Don't look at this as creating ranks; we are celebrating what is not celebrated enough-- the true slaves of Allah Azawajal from multi ethnic and racial backgrounds. This is history. A better emphasis would be: all of the beloved Muslims that these 2 beloved brothers mention in this talk, were you familiar with the majority of them? If not, then maybe you need to celebrate with us too so you can get to know
@@champbrady633 of course brother, ramadan mubarak, the thing is, there are too many racist movements claiming superiority, from eurocentrism, arab nationalism to afrocentrism, nobody is superior except by piety. We need to stop acting like these superiority gangs and not focus on what they focus, let them focus on what we find important, let us teach them what is important.
@@dpireader32 MashAllah TabarakAllah. BarrakAllahu Fik my brother. That's right-- 1 Ummah ; 1 Family: Muslimeen
Prophet Muhammad chose Ethiopia over powers of the because the righteousness of the Christian king of Ethiopia.
@@ibrahimahmed6454 for sure
What book is that the brother is referring to Imam Rashad?
Forgive me if this sounds weird. Does it matter what color the shahabah is. We are no different brothers. Colors doesn't matter. Even if the messenger is blue, Islam is still islam. Asstaufrillah, guys, I don't understand why color is an issue.
I have a quick question here about the use of the word "Black". What do you really mean when you say that word; does it mean Black Skin or does it mean Black culture. Also, does the entity of people with "Black" skin know they're "Black"? I will like us to have an understanding, in-depth for that matter on these issues please.
Please Where is the FULL interview!
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If Prophet Muhammad uncles and cousins were BLACK! What color was Prophet Muhammad?
Black skin is lnocent
It's difficult for me to respect someone who knows that Prophet Muhammad's 9 uncles, father, and 1st cousin Ali were shadeed al-udma (very black) but fail to say that Rasoolullah was described as asmar al-lawn (medium brown) or in between abyad al-amhaq (albino white) and adam (very black) according to Timidhi.
Also as mentioned in multiple Arabic texts from the classical tradition, the Arabs judge purity by the darkness of their skin and scholars, Arab and non-Arab from the classical era place the Arabs in the Black race.
Lastly, many sciences clearly place the original Arabs in the Black race: linguistic, archeological, genetic, etc. We absolutely know that the Arabs have mixed over the centuries and many non-Blacks (former Romans, Iberians, Turks) have Arabized like the Levant, Shams, and North African Arabs.
Some people want to be above others and their forefront to fight Islam;
Quran 49:13.
O mankind! Lo! We have created you male and female, and have made you nations and tribes that ye may know one another. Lo! the noblest of you, in the sight of Allah, is the best in conduct. Lo! Allah is Knower, Aware.
Race doesn’t matter in Islam only one God recognise more is he/she close to God
Who are those African prophets that were sent to Africa according to Islam?
Islām is NOT 'OLD'.
Islām existed when photon existed.
Old is a 'measurement' made by non technical standard.
I AM old, 2024 years old.
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Thanks for the videos.
Assalamualaikum
I have a question, how Ali was black while the prophet was white ? Barak Allah feek
You just found the answer
Prophet wasnt white
Point of correction, the prophet wasn’t white or black
@@sekoubility9736 He had melatonin in his skin
I dont think anyone living in the hijaz was "white" to be honest.
Actually Habasha does not mean Ethiopian but it mean Black .
Why bring race and skin colour into everything subhanallah 😢 i will never understand america and its obsession with race issue. Islam isn't like Christianity and all muslims are brothers and sisters as ummah one body. Islam touched many nations in africa and there is rich history there but lets leave race out of islam plz..its exhausting seeing how important race is in america
And skin color mean nothing in Islam.We are brown people of South Asia are much more dedicated Muslim than Arabs.
Don’t make ignorant assumptions. You haven’t met most Muslim arabs. Mauritania, Egypt, Morocco, Saudi, Iraq, Palestine and more have had mad many pious and Islamically knowledgeable people come from these regions. Don’t generalize.
Ali wasn’t black based on the evidence I found so far, ALLAH knows best.
Black Muslims need to stop tip-toeing about Rasoolullah being Black. We need to stop saying "Black" people around The Messenger when he was Black, as were the original Arabs and the Arabs of The Messenger's time were still predominantly Black.
We know miscegenation had been occurring long before Islam in Arabia, mostly in vassal border tribes: Ghassanids (Byzantine vassals) and Lakhmids (Sassanian vassals).
This mixing explains the colorism. The recent war with Axum explains the ethnocentrism.
The fact that the Sahih Sita represents textualization from the oral tradition of hadeeth and that the textualization was done generations later by non-Arab outsiders (only Tirmidhi of the Sahih Sita was partially Arab) explains the racism, contradictions, and confusion in Hadeeth.
Bilal is Arab as his dad is Arab. He was black but he was still Arab.
AARB. Pls speak bout Gaza Palestinians also bout hope & solutions regarding 2 it. JK.
There no black or white in Islam
Agree.
De morabitoen en mohiedien waer also afrikans de berbers not Arabs jusef ibnoe tasfien browt islam to west afrika
1:57 who said um aiman was "african", and how could she be an identity that didnt exist at the time?
"WHY DO Y'ALL KEEP BEATING AROUND THE BUSH AND JUST SAY IT!
THE REASON THERE WERE SO MANY BLACK PEOPLE IN THE LIFE IN OF PROPHET MUHAMMAD IS BECAUSE HE WAS BLACK" DID HE NOT ACKNOWLEDGE THIS IN HIS PARABLE OF THE SHEEP HADITH???
IT OFFENS ALLAH WHEN YOUR AFRAID TO TEACH PEOPLE THE TRUTH...
Brothers... this issue was settled 1400 years ago...
Why you brothers focus on skin color ..this was in Jahiliya area.... Allah dont look at skin color
It’s a lot of jahiliyah in this ummah other races rejecting black brothers when they come for marriage. The racism is deep in our ummah; the discussions are needed as too many think Islam is an Arab religion.
@@Abuyusuf767 i agree ... racisim is within us.... may Allah forgive us
@@asattar973Ameen.
Muslim being anti-black? My sympathy to such a muslim, it can either be knowlege gap, ignorant or arrogance. Either one, that person need to check and ask himself if he is a muslim or something else. And may God guide his heart to realization, enlightenment and humility
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