Addressing Structural Racism
Confronting systemic inequities and building bridges across communities to dismantle racism in all its forms—from criminal justice to housing, education, and economic opportunity.
Why Racial Justice?
Islam commands us to stand against oppression in all its forms. Structural racism is a form of dhulm (injustice) that we are obligated to confront.
- Black Americans are disproportionately impacted by mass incarceration
- Housing discrimination perpetuates generational poverty
- Muslims and Black communities share common struggles against oppression
- Building multiracial coalitions strengthens all our movements
Our Initiatives
Building bridges across communities to dismantle systemic racism.
Muslim Alliance for Black Lives (MABL)
Bridging Muslim and Black communities for mutual support and justice. MABL includes Race Relations education, dialogue programs, and joint advocacy to address shared challenges.
Learn MoreMuslim Prisoner Support Program
Supporting incarcerated Muslims with resources, advocacy, and reentry assistance. We provide religious materials, chaplaincy support, and help families stay connected.
Learn MoreCriminal Justice Reform
Reforming unjust systems that disproportionately impact communities of color through policy advocacy, coalition building, and public education.
Learn MoreHousing & Economic Justice
Addressing housing discrimination and economic disparities through advocacy, community organizing, and support for fair housing initiatives.
Learn MoreOur Approach
Solidarity
Standing with marginalized communities in their struggles
Education
Understanding history and systemic roots of racism
Advocacy
Policy change at local, state, and federal levels
Service
Direct support for those impacted by injustice
Join the Movement for Racial Justice
Together, we can dismantle systemic racism and build a society where all people are treated with dignity and justice.