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On July 5, 1852, Frederick Douglass asked a question that still challenges us today: “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?” His words call us to examine who benefits from freedom and who is excluded. muslimarc.org/july5

Ashura reminds us that oppression is not permanent and that standing for truth often requires courage. From Musa to Husayn, these stories continue to call us toward justice, dignity, and collective responsibility. muslimarc.org/carry26 #Ashura #WhatWeCarryForward #MuslimARC

As part of #ManyHistoriesOneStruggle, we reflect on the connections between Black liberation and collective freedom. #Juneteenth #BlackHistory #BlackLiberation #MuslimARC

Black communities continued to face violence, segregation, disenfranchisement, and exclusion long after emancipation. Today we honor the generations who fought for liberation and recognize how struggles for Black freedom continue to shape movements for justice and human dignity.

On June 19, 1865, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation, enslaved people in Texas finally learned they were legally free. Juneteenth reminds us that freedom has often been delayed, resisted, and incomplete.

Black liberation work takes many forms: organizing, education, faith, immigrant justice, and community care. This June, MuslimARC is spotlighting Black-led organizations building power across the diaspora. Save. Share. Follow their work. #MuslimARC #BlackLiberation

Youth Day remembers the students of Soweto, South Africa, who rose up against apartheid and educational oppression in June 1976. Their courage continues to inspire movements for justice and liberation. #YouthDay #Soweto #BlackLiberation #MuslimARC

Muharram marks the beginning of the Hijri calendar and carries histories of migration, Ashura, sacrifice, and moral courage. It is a month that honors those who stood firm for truth in the face of oppression. #Muharram #Ashura #MuslimARC

This work isn’t done alone. It’s rooted in community, nurtured by care, and advanced by people who believe in justice. If you stand with it, give $5+ today: muslimarc.org/donate #Community #Justice

Ismaʿil was not passive. He responded with resolve, devotion, and courage. His story reminds us that faith also means helping build a sacred legacy. #EidAlAdha #Ismail #MuslimARC

Ismaʿil was not passive. He responded with resolve, devotion, and courage. His story reminds us that faith also means helping build a sacred legacy. #EidAlAdha #Ismail #MuslimARC

🅝🅞 🅐🅡🅐🅑 🅘🅢 🅢🅤🅟🅔🅡🅘🅞🅡 🅣🅞 🅐 🅝🅞🅝-🅐🅡🅐🅑 𝓑𝓮𝓼𝓽 𝓽𝓸 𝓗𝓲𝓼 𝓦𝓸𝓶𝓮𝓷 The Farewell Sermon challenged racism, tribalism, and oppression over 1400 years ago. Its message still matters. #DayOfArafah #FarewellSermon #MuslimARC

Hajar’s story was never passive. It was movement. Survival. Trust in Allah during uncertainty. Her footsteps are still remembered through Hajj. #Hajar #Hajj #MuslimARC

The Silk Road & Indian Ocean networks connected Muslim communities across continents through trade, travel & faith. History shows the power of connection. #AAPIHeritage #MuslimHistory

Hajj teaches: Equality. Unity. Solidarity. Millions gather as one community despite differences in race, language, and nationality. #Hajj #MuslimARC #Solidarity

Learn. Care. Act. Your support empowers us to educate, care for our communities, and take collective action. Join the effort — donate now: muslimarc.org/donate #Community #Donate

Heartbroken by the shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego during one of the holiest times of the Islamic year. We mourn with the victims, the injured, their families, and the San Diego Muslim community. #SanDiego #MuslimARC #EndIslamophobia #CollectiveCare #Solidarity

Most Muslims live in Asia, yet discussions about Islam often overlook the diverse histories and communities across the region. These Asian Muslim stories deserve recognition, dignity, and sustained engagement. #AsianMuslims #MuslimHistory

What do we carry forward from this sacred season? Hajj teaches dignity. Hajar teaches endurance. Isma‘il teaches resolve. The Prophet ﷺ taught us to build communities rooted in justice, mercy, and collective care. We carry this work forward together. #Hajj #EidAlAdha #MuslimARC