@forbidden.azazel: You don’t hear this side of the story #quran #racism #exmuslim #islamichistory #hijab

Shsssssh :

Literally one of the most closest and beloved companion of Prophet Muhammad was a black man named Bilal. Prophet said in his last sermon that a white has no superiority over a black and vice versa

JadedApollo :

Please expand on this point with examples so we can understand better.

hi :

Bilal?

Hyper :

Can you say main points rq im to tired to listen to this

Mcoh/Marieke❤️🇰🇷🇳🇱 :

exactly

Ferdawskazimi :

Tik Toker :

The scholars writings are disgusting. Anti blackness runs so deep

Fiction :

Another anti Islam video being pushed again by the algorithm

nonofurbizz :

interesting

cosmicpiece:³ :

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Blu hydrangea :

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🇾🇪أ :

The claim that Islam promotes racism or black inferiority is based on taking verses and hadith completely out of context and ignoring the overall framework of the religion. The Qur’an is actually very explicit that superiority is not based on race, colour, or ethnicity but only on piety and righteousness: “Indeed the most noble of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous of you” (49:13), which directly demolishes any idea of racial hierarchy. Verses like 3:33 and 6:165 are about God choosing certain prophets or giving people differing roles and tests in life, not assigning racial superiority to any group, and 49:11 specifically forbids mockery, insults, and racist nicknames, which is the opposite of endorsing racism. As for hadiths such as those in Sahih Muslim or Bukhari, they must be read in their historical and linguistic context—many refer to specific incidents, descriptions of individuals, legal rulings in a 7th-century Arabian society, or issues of social order at the time, not universal racial doctrines; and importantly, the Prophet Muhammad’s own life directly contradicts any notion of racism, as he appointed Bilal ibn Rabah (an Ethiopian formerly enslaved man) as the first muezzin of Islam and repeatedly emphasized equality of Arabs and non-Arabs in famous sermons like “no Arab is superior to a non-Arab, nor a white to a black except by piety.” Regarding slavery, Islam did not invent it (it was a global institution at the time) but heavily restricted it, improved conditions, encouraged freeing slaves as a major act of worship, and set up legal and moral pathways for gradual abolition rather than sudden collapse, which would have destabilised society entirely in that historical context. So when all sources are read together honestly, the framework is not one of racial superiority or endorsement of oppression, but a gradual ethical reform movement that pushed society toward equality, dignity, and liberation rather than endorsing racism.

DzhaMar :

these hadiths you showed actually further prove islam isnt racist😂 how did you came to conclusion that obeying a ruler even if hes black is racist

abz :

None of the descriptions from the Hadith you provided are inherently racist, or derogatory. And the text you provided later on aren’t from any scholars, but in fact from Arab literature separate from religion. Very weird how you’ve attempted to drive black people away from the religion by using racism as a card, as if that’s the only thing that we care about.

🇮🇶 :

You proved at the beginning that its anti racism. The verses you showed arent racist at all have you even read them? So what if Allah chose a person to become a prophet over another that doesnt mean its discrimination. Theres a reason for that. Saying that a person is superior to another also isn’t wrong lol is a murderer equal to an honest working man? Just think. The hadiths you showed of supposed arab superiority only portray the reality of how the world is, Quraish were more successful than the other arabs and Allah chose them. This isn’t discrimination. If everyone was equal wed be like robots and the concept of heaven and hell would fail. The supposed derogatory hadith arent that at all, theyre simply using descriptions. As for the raisin head one that language is used to just imply “Yes even those who you call raisin heads obey them” not in a racist way its actually mocking racists and saying they should obey its literally anti racist. As for the “scholars” you cant even see their names properply and if theyre solid scholars or not. Even then what they say doesn’t matter if we have evidence against it from the Quran and Sunnah against it and its just opinions from them. As for the hadith fabrication part, its true there are fabricated hadith thats why we have such a strict criteria for sahih/authentic hadiths and thats the same reason like 95% of hadith or something are rejected. Our scholars are strict and stick to the methodology of hadith science.

Teema :

The black muslims ignore the red flag

阿齐兹药房 :

Their whole basis of arguing is flawed, they can acknowledge racism was existent but rely on the fact that as their prophet criticised it, then it became not a thing anymore and Thats all their argument, it’s majorly flawed because even with the “disregard” of racism from their scholar Ibn Khaldun book on Muqaddimah, a very esteemed scholar to them at that time has demeaning views on “black race” apparently and mostly on the basis on them trading their neighbours which seemed rather alienated to the Arabs, saying there is or there was no hate is flawed

ImanKoal :

the hadith you mentioned and all the others I couldn't find anything that they were authentic but rather from others our prophet didn't say that but only the part of that statement he made but also the Ethiopian verse thing is because Arabs use to not like dark skinned I think and then the prophet made this to say "Even if he is a ethiopian still listen to him!" and bilal was a Ethiopian black and the prophet said we are all equal in eyes of allah anyway so yeah.. the prophet was not racist srry

AllTooHuman :

and what people dont know including brothers that a strategy is taught to lure black brothers using the hazrat bilall story as if islam was always pro equality, to recruit incarcerated and free bros to then become legionnaires / front line fighters for islam . its exploitation disguised.

Cold :

the sources you provide do not push the idea of racism in any way possible. it only clarifies spiritual closeness to Allah. rather than superiority in race. and to be the better person than the other if they're being ignorant. how is calling out someone's ignorance "racism?" racism is if I tell someone I'm better than you simply because of my race. rather than a trait I actually possess. the Prophet using the example of a black man is not because of his views, but to tell the people of Arab (who held that view) that race does not matter in these situations. also. the reason he predicted a pandemic is not because of the woman being black, but because her hair was unkempt. also, the last argument you gave is literally something which is not part of the religion but a opinion of some ignorant people

esroş :

Hadiths are not a primary source for religion, most are fabricated. The verses you cited from the Quran have absolutely nothing to do with racism. In fact the verse you showed states that prophets were chosen from among the people. In Islam one person's superiority over another is only possible through belief in the existence and oneness of God

Libertarian Nina :

despite the description, one of the hadith you provided literally proves you wrong, it talks abt you should obey ruler whether he is black whos head looks like a raisin, i doubt that you are an ex-muslim as an ex-muslim myself