It has been 19 years since the Muslim Alliance in North America (MANA) held a national conference. Alhamdulillah, we are
Last month, we explored Rabiʿ al-Awwal, the first spring. This month brings us to Rabiʿ al-Akhir—and, as it turns out,
For nearly four decades, one family’s dedication to Islamic dietary standards has quietly reshaped how American businesses serve halal-conscious consumers.
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un — Surely we belong to Allah, and to Him we return. On May 18,
For over 60 years, the African American Muslim community in the Raleigh–Durham area has been quietly but powerfully present—serving, organizing,
The Share Center is an example of social service and mutual aid that reflects MANA’s mission and vision, so we
Across the country, African American Muslim communities are gathering, learning, worshipping, serving, building, and creating—and MANA wants more people to
As salaamu alaikum! What story, reflection, insight, or creative expression has been waiting within you to be shared? MANA welcomes
I almost didn’t attend this year’s Black Muslim Family Retreat. After spending most of my adult life as a wife
Last month, Safar caught my attention. This month, I continue paying attention. And what a month to pay attention to.
Muslim Alliance in North America (MANA) is a national network of masjids, Muslim organizations, and individuals committed to working together to address the urgent needs of the African-American Muslim community.
To grow and maintain a broad-based alliance of Muslims dedicated to strengthening African American Muslim communities and institutions.
To see an America where justice, equality, and righteousness reign and where the legacy of Islam lives on.
