Sister Laila

Purpose, Faith and Service

2/12/2023

The MLK Ithaca Campus-Wide Celebration Week highlighted event will be a panel comprised of local leaders to discuss how purpose and service are aligned in the message and lessons taught by Dr. King. How does service make meaning and bring a solid purpose to the work that we do? The panelists for this session include Laila Muhammad, Michael Trotti, Jerry Dietz, and Christopher House.

Doors open at 4pm for refreshments and the panel will begin at 4:30pm.

Facilitated by the MLK Campus-Wide Celebration Week Committee

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Women's History Month Dialogue

3/16/2022

Laila Muhammad will participate in an intimate dialogue with Muslim Life Organization at Princeton University on March 28th.

12th Annual Reflections on the Legacy of Imam W. Deen Mohammed

3/16/2022

Thank You for Your Support.

12/10/2019

Sister Laila speaks on the "Life Topics" Series by Study Al-Islam

7/20/2017

Life Topics Series 2017-2018, by Study Al-Islam
Sunday, July 9, 2017 – April 29, 2018, 10AM (EST)

It is with great honor that the Study Al-Islam "Life Topics" Series will reflect on the Honorable Elijah Muhammad's leadership and legacy from 1931-1975. Too many know too little or are greatly misinformed about the Hon. Elijah Muhammad's many contributions.

It was his leadership that gave prominence and acceptance to the names Allah, Islam, Muhammad, and Muslim in the West. Tune in as distinguished Presenters share incredible stories and historical accounts.

Sister Laila will be speaking on the following days:
THE MAN BEHIND THE MEN/DESCRIBE THEIR RELATIONSHIP

07/09/17, Imam Mikal Saahir - Hon. Elijah Muhammad & Malcom X
07/16/17, Sister Laila Muhammad - Hon. Elijah Muhammad & Malcom X
07/23/17, [pending acceptance] - Hon. Elijah Muhammad & Minister Louis Farrakhan
07/30/17, [pending acceptance] - Hon. Elijah Muhammad & Minister Louis Farrakhan
08/06/17, Imam Mikal Saahir - Hon. Elijah Muhammad & Muhammad Ali
08/13/17, Imam Qasim Ahmed - Hon. Elijah Muhammad & Imam W. Deen Mohammed
08/20/17, Imam Mikal Saahir - Hon. Elijah Muhammad & Imam W. Deen Mohammed

HOW SIGNIFICANT WAS SISTER CLARA MUHAMMAD TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATION OF ISLAM?

12/03/17, Sister Beverly Kauthar Maurad
12/10/17, Dr. Jon Yasin
12/17/17, Imam Qasim Ahmed
12/24/17, Dr. Zakiyyah Muhammad
12/31/17, Sister Ayesha Mustafaa
01/07/18, Sister Laila Muhammad

For a full list of presentations visit Study Al-Islam.

Sister Laila Speaks at the 54th Annual ISNA Convention

6/16/2017

Black, American, & Muslim:
Negotiating Race, Class, and Gender

Saturday, July 1, 2017 from 11:30a-12:30p

Black American Muslim women have been leading voices on the struggle for social justice in America. Why then is there constant erasure of their experiences? Join an honest con- versation negotiating race, class, and gender with an educator and daughter of a historic American Muslim movement; an artist, activist, and professor of African American Studies and Anthropology; an award-winning scholar on race, gender, and Islam; and an outspoken Sudanese American activist as moderator. Session 6E in Room 26

Speakers: Jamillah Karim, Su’ad Abdul Khabeer, Laila Muhammad
Host: Hind Makki

Imam W. Deen Mohammed:
Life, Thought and Influence

Saturday, July 1, 2017 from 5-6p

IWDM (1933-2008) is rarely discussed in the academic community, but the voice of this African American, related to such things as politics, economics, race and religion, is important for our environment and times. As an American born Muslim, he falls in the same category as such a figure as the late Muhammad Alexander Russel Webb. Like Webb, a European American, IWDM was committed to the principle of Tauhid, which manifested in his spirituality and the individuals that studied his teachings. Session 9B in Room 10–11

Speakers: Abdul Rahim Muhammad, Laila Muhammad
Discussant: Mikal Naeem Nash

Cultural Ingenuity (Part 5):
Call Me Bilalian!: Race, Religion, and Struggles for Social Justice

Sunday, July 2, 2017 from 5-6p

Black Americans were searching for a more representative name to call themselves in the late 20th century. Imam W.D. Mohammed chose a name that shifted away from the focus of color to spiritual ascendency and that didn’t erase their struggles for social justice. His Qur’an-based call to humanity, on behalf of his community, reveals universal lessons we can still bene t from in today’s climate of increased racial tension. Session 16B in Room 10–11

Speakers: Precious Rasheed Muhammad, Laila Muhammad
Moderator: Hind Makki

See the full ISNA program of events.

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Purpose, Faith and Service

Women's History Month Dialogue

12th Annual Reflections on the Legacy of Imam W. Deen Mohammed

Thank You for Your Support.

Sister Laila speaks on the "Life Topics" Series by Study Al-Islam

Sister Laila Speaks at the 54th Annual ISNA Convention

Black, American, & Muslim:
Negotiating Race, Class, and Gender

Saturday, July 1, 2017 from 11:30a-12:30p

Imam W. Deen Mohammed:
Life, Thought and Influence

Saturday, July 1, 2017 from 5-6p

Cultural Ingenuity (Part 5):
Call Me Bilalian!: Race, Religion, and Struggles for Social Justice

Sunday, July 2, 2017 from 5-6p

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Cultural Ingenuity (Part 5):Call Me Bilalian!: Race, Religion, and Struggles for Social Justice

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Archives

Categories

Programs

Community

Support

Black, American, & Muslim:
Negotiating Race, Class, and Gender

Saturday, July 1, 2017 from 11:30a-12:30p

Imam W. Deen Mohammed:
Life, Thought and Influence

Saturday, July 1, 2017 from 5-6p

Cultural Ingenuity (Part 5):
Call Me Bilalian!: Race, Religion, and Struggles for Social Justice