Latinos are the fastest-growing segment of the US Muslim population. According to some estimates, there are between 55,000 and 198,000 Latinos practicing Islam in the country. At a time when
Read MoreBy Saadia Faruqi, Dec 16, 2016 Wear Your Voice magazine Media stereotypes and misinformation about Muslims are nothing new. But in a post-election world, Muslims are finding
Read More—New York— Introduccion al Islam en EspanolClass Dates: February 10th, 2010 – May 5th, 2010Timings: Wednesdays, 7:00pm – 8:30pmLocation: The IC http://www.icnyu.org/index.php?option=com_eventcal&task=event&eventid=477&date=1268874000 Class Description: El
Read MoreThe United States has its share of visitors every year. Some men and women are here to work, others come to study, while others are
Read MoreBy UCLA Latin American Institute http://www.international.ucla.edu/lai/events/showevent.asp?eventid=7321 Symposium about the growing presence of Islam in Latin American Societies. Friday, April 03, 20099:00 AM – 12:30 PMRoyce
Read MoreBy Imam Yusef Maisonet and Sr Khadijah Rivera Piedad-Latinodawah.Blogspot.comJune 4, 2009 http://piedad-latinodawah.blogspot.com/2009/06/historical-trip-to-puerto-rico-unites.html A man may plan but ALLAH is still the best of planners. Everything
Read MoreTimeline September 1997 Latino American Dawah Organization (LADO) is founded to promote Islam among Latinos in the United States. October 1997 LADO begins to formalize
Read MoreBy Mahasin Shamsid-Deen Masjid Jauharatul-Islam, (The Jewel of Islam), the first mosque built totally along Islam design by indigenous American Muslims commemorates its 25th year
Read MoreBy Nichola Saminather November 18, 2005 When Pamela “” now Aisha “” Munoz came to the United States from Bolivia five years ago in search
Read MoreUn Aprendizaje a base de experiencia Por Rebecca Abuqaoud Paz y bendicion, Mi participacion en la organizacion de programas como las Confraternidades Anuales, Clases Islamicas
Read MoreBy Rebecca AbuQaoud An unforgettable reunion of women reflected their togetherness and unity in cooperation, effort, organization, and preparation. Because of their togetherness and unity,
Read MoreBy Juan Galvan I have personally been blessed to have met several Latino Muslims from Chicago. I met Brother Ricardo Pena, Sister Diana Pena, and
Read MoreBy Abd al-Rahman Benavidez In the summer of 2002, the Nawawi Foundation organized and lead a group of some one hundred American Muslims on a
Read MoreBy Susy Tekunan VOA Indonesia Two reporters of VOA Indonesia met with LADO sisters on October 7, 2005. It was during Ramadhan, and the sisters
Read MoreIn the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful The Fiqh Council of North America wishes to reaffirm Islam’s absolute condemnation of terrorism and religious
Read MoreBy Juan Alvarado Evolution of the Latino American Dawah Organization Since childhood I always noticed that I was spiritual to say the least. I was
Read MoreBy Juan Galvan Assalaam alaykum,On October 18, Latino Muslims from the Dallas area hosted a mosque open house in Spanish at the Dallas Central Mosque.
Read MoreBy Shinoa MatosCommUnity Magazinehttp://www.communitymagazine.net July 27, 2003, North Hudson, NJ – On a beautiful Sunday morning (Alhamudullah), North Hudson’s Islamic Educational Center hosted a Latino
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The Latino Muslims Conference in Dalla By Juan Galvan “We’re here to stay,” I proclaimed. I said those words three times throughout my speech. Afterwards, I wondered
Read MoreIslamiQ.comwww.islamiqmoney.com/art_fe01_02072000.htmPosted on July 2, 2000 By Nicole Ballivian With the rise of oriental studies in the West, a birth of Islamic universities and higher learning
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