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For The Love Of Movies... Can We Talk?Watch Season Finale Of Docu-Series From Black Public Media, 'Ask A Muslim' ('9/11')
BlackPublicMedia.org and the National Black Programming Consortium present the new Ask A Muslim series.
While we know a large majority of Muslims in America are foreign born there is a large and growing native-born population with a significant voice on the modern face of Islam, and a good majority are black. The Ask A Muslim series focuses on this population gathering scholars, Imams, writers, and cultural observers - even the very first practicing Muslim US Congressman - to share their views on a myriad of topics provided by everyday citizens on the streets of Philadelphia.
This week in the Ask A Muslim finale, in consideration of today's historically significant date, the following question is tackled: How has Muslim culture changed in the U.S. since 9/11? Is it hard to practice Islam in America?
Watch it below:
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