Comments on: The State of Muslims in America

By: Go on Tour with the NFL’s Abdullah Bros this Ramadan!

Go on Tour with the NFL’s Abdullah Bros this Ramadan! — Sun, 12 Aug 2012 20:01:58 +0000

By: Representing Muslims

Representing Muslims — Sun, 12 Aug 2012 20:00:44 +0000

By: Mohammad Bakhiet

Mohammad Bakhiet — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 13:54:27 +0000

Assalamualakum Husain, I really enjoyed your article. I found it just as inspiring as your lecture I watched a few days ago. I really enjoyed your description of the many Muslims you met. I don’t live in the US, but Insh’Allah I’ll be coming to California in a few weeks for school and I’m really happy that the masajid are full of brothers and sisters who care about there deen and love their fellow Muslims. I the part about the masjid with brothers from many different ethnicity and cultures. Prejudice and racism shouldn’t be an issue in our Ummah. Keep up the good work and may Allah give you the best in this life and the next.

By: Dr. F. A. Young, Esq

Dr. F. A. Young, Esq — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 07:42:21 +0000

Asalaamu Alaikum, Ramadan Mubarak. We are all born Muslim – in submission to Allah – this is the fitrah of mankind. It is parents that raise a child in a Deen other than the fitrah of Allah. We see many grow and revert back to the Deen – Islam is the fastest growing Deen on the planet.

By: Hanizah bt Mohtar

Hanizah bt Mohtar — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 06:23:43 +0000

Yes, yes …. please come to Malaysia. Our Muslim brothers & sisters in Malaysia definitely will love you both so much. You both are an example of an extraordinary follower of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Truly inspired.

By: Yousaf

Yousaf — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 08:35:20 +0000

Keep it up brothers! May Allah unite the ummah and make us great Americans like you guys!

By: mohamad naser osman

mohamad naser osman — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 23:55:31 +0000

asalamualaikum to both of u bros. i m v impressed with d level of commitments shown towards Islam and am embarassed with my status esp when i m a born muslim alhamdulillah. embarassed bcoz at 56 yrs old i m v much behind in d level of commitment tht i hv done as a muslim. listening to u guys really stir up my spirits. i m glad tht i hv access to bro Suhail Webb’s website hence able to hear u guys. u guys shud come to malaysia n give a talk or hv a session in one of d tv media or univ. by d way i m malaysian visiting manchester, england n will b bck in kuala lumpur on 1st august. my wish is tht u guys will continue this gud work n may Allah give u guys d strength to continue and protect u guys always, Ameen.

By: Reyhan Hoq

Reyhan Hoq — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 23:41:23 +0000

MashaAllah. Reading pieces like this really touches my heart. May Allah reward you guys for the work you do and sharing your experience with the public. My favorite part of the whole entry was this

We made it just in time to the Islamic Center of Boise to break fast. As of now, this is the most diverse Masjid in the U.S. No person stood next to someone of the same ethnicity. Mexican, Somali, African-American, Russian, Korean, Caucasian, Senegalese, Arab etc. That’s how rows were formed. Reminded me of Masjid Al Haram in Makkah, KSA. This one is a small Masjid, so everyone knew the next man as if he were his brother. This is Islam. From my limited knowledge, I believe there shouldn’t be a such thing as ‘My Masjid,’ ‘Your Masjid,’ or ‘African-American Masjid,’ ‘Arab Masjid,’ ‘Somali Masjid,’ ‘Desi Masjid,’ etc. This is the Ummah of Muhammad ﷺ, and he squashed that beef over 1400 years ago.

I am the son of Bangladeshi immigrants. My parents mingle with mostly other Bangladeshi families because that is most natural for them. InshaAllah when I have a family of my own I plan on socializing with all Muslims in my community regardless of their ethnic cultural background.