Justin Karr

Former Muslims shares the shocking truth about Muslims racism towards Black people “The most racist comment I've ever heard in my life was from a Muslim in my own family saying that all Black people have diseases. The racism in Islam and Arab communities needs to be addressed, and as an ex-Muslim woman who turned to Jesus Christ, I want to talk about something that genuinely bothers me. — Let's talk about Sahih al-Bukhari 7039. In this hadith, Muhammad describes a dream where he sees a Black woman with unkempt hair leaving Medina and settling somewhere else. And guess what he interpreted that dream as? An epidemic leaving Medina. Yes, you heard that right. A Black woman with unkempt hair was used as a symbol of an epidemic. Now, I'm not saying this hadith literally teaches that Black people carry diseases, but I find that imagery disturbing, especially considering the anti-Black racism I've personally witnessed. And let's talk about the Arabic word abeed, which literally means slaves. In Arab communities, this word has been used as a racial slur against Black people. And growing up in a Muslim family, I've personally heard Muslim families— make disgusting comments about Black people.” She explains how Christianity teachers the opposite of this and to love your Black neighbors I looked it up and this is true, now and historically Muslims have always not liked Black people Anti-Black stigma, prejudice and discrimination exist in many Muslim-majority Arab countries and communities Muslims still have blacks as slaves. Even places like Libya, the African migrants ste being detained, abused, and sold in open markets, documented by CNN, UN and more