Identity and Intersectionality in Islam

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between racial and religious identities, particularly focusing on the predominance of race over religious affiliation among black individuals. The speakers highlight the historical significance of Islam in Africa, the need for a revised understanding of black Muslim identities, and the impact of anti-Black narratives in traditional texts. Furthermore, the discussion emphasizes the ongoing presence of racism within Islamic discourse and the necessity for authentic, inclusive historical narratives.