Islam and the problem of Black suffering

Islam and the Problem of Black Suffering is a scholarly exploration of theodicy within the context of the African American Muslim experience.

Sherman Jackson addresses the complex intersection of race, religion, and suffering.

The book delves into traditional Islamic theological frameworks for understanding evil and suffering.

It examines how these frameworks resonate with the specific challenges faced by Black Muslims in America.

Jackson offers a nuanced perspective, drawing on both classical Islamic thought and contemporary social realities.

He provides insights into how faith can be a source of resilience and empowerment in the face of systemic injustice.