In this video, a speaker addresses a question regarding the permissibility of intimacy with captives (slaves) under Sharia law and why it is not considered adultery (zena).
Uthman Ibn Farooq about America: "America will be a Muslim country, and Islam will enter every home. They can get as angry as they want. I don't care."
The speaker highlights Dallas and the "great state of Texas" as a hub for "da'wah" (proselytizing) [01:23]. He expresses a desire to transform the region into the "Medina of America"—a reference to the city that served as the base for the early Islamic community [01:42].
The video shows a man speaking in front of an audience about the growing Somali community in Minneapolis. The man says that the community is growing and getting a lot stronger in South Minneapolis. He says that the community is "conquering many of the blocks within the fifth precinct area or the 10th ward and eighth ward and the ninth as well". He mentions he's "looking forward to have a much more involved community members and more investments within our community within the leadership of the Somali and the brothers who live in the area". The man says he wants to see "a little more involvement just not just business but other things".
This video captures a community ceremony in South Patterson, New Jersey, celebrating the start of Ramadan with a crescent moon (hilal) lighting ceremony on Palestine Way.
In this video, a series of interviews explores the loyalties of individuals living in the United States in the event of a hypothetical conflict with a country like Iraq.
Muslims views regarding the establishment of Islamic authority and Sharia law globally.
The video features an interviewer asking individuals if they believe Sharia Law should be over the US Constitution.
This video features a series of speakers discussing the strategic role of Muslims in the United States and the importance of active political and social engagement based on Islamic principles.