Still We Struggle Black American Muslims, Betrayal, and the Fight to Rebuild Ourselves: Volume I-II: Introduction Politics Diagnosing Bl

Still We Struggle Volume I-II: Introduction & Black Politics Black American Muslims, Betrayal, and the Fight to Rebuild OurselvesWhy do so many of the social, political, economic, and religious problems facing Black American Muslims continue generation after generation? Why have many of the same struggles persisted despite decades of activism, leadership, and religious institutions?Still We Struggle confronts these difficult questions with honesty, historical analysis, and an unapologetic commitment to truth. In this first volume, Abul Baraa Muhammad Amreeki examines the foundations of the modern Black American Muslim experience by exploring the historical events, political movements, ideological conflicts, leadership failures, and social realities that continue to shape the community today.This book challenges readers to think critically rather than emotionally, encouraging an evidence-based understanding of the issues affecting Black American Muslims while remaining grounded in authentic Islamic principles.Inside this volume, you will explore: - The historical foundations of the Black American Muslim experience.- The relationship between race, identity, religion, and American politics.- The influence of political ideologies on Black communities.- Leadership, accountability, and institutional failures.- The importance of economics, education, and community development.- How history continues to shape present-day challenges.- A framework for rebuilding communities through knowledge, justice, responsibility, and authentic Islamic guidance.More than a history book or a political commentary, Still We Struggle is an invitation to examine uncomfortable realities, question long-held assumptions, and engage in meaningful discussion about the future of Black American Muslims.Whether you are a student of Islamic studies, Black history, political science, sociology, community leadership, or simply someone seeking a deeper understanding of the Black American Muslim experience, this book provides a carefully researched and thought-provoking foundation for reflection and reform.The struggle did not end with history. It continues today. Understanding it is the first step toward rebuilding ourselves.