The Muslim Anti-Racism Collaborative (MuslimARC): #Education for #Liberation. We provide faith-based #racialjustice education and training. RTs ≠ endorsement.
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ALT Decorative image of the shrine at Karbala with the words “Lessons from Ashura: Courage, Principle, Sacrifice” and the phrase “Every day is Ashura and every land is Karbala.”
ALT Slide listing contemporary issues including occupation and displacement, religious persecution, authoritarianism, silencing of dissent, and anti-Shia violence, concluding that the story of Karbala reminds us that justice often requires courage when the cost is high.
ALT ext slide explaining that the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ fasted in solidarity with the liberation story of Musa and the Israelites and that Husayn’s stand at Karbala reminds us that our actions affect future generations.
ALT Cream-colored slide with a decorative motif featuring the verse: “O you who believe, stand firmly for justice, as witnesses for Allah, even against yourselves.” Qur’an 4:135.
ALT Text slide explaining that the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ fasted in solidarity with the liberation story of Musa and the Israelites and that Husayn’s stand at Karbala reminds us that our actions affect future generations.
ALT A black-and-white historical photograph of six formerly enslaved African Americans standing outdoors. Overlaid text reads: “Juneteenth, Galveston Texas, June 19, 1865.” The MuslimARC logo appears at the bottom.
ALT A collage featuring a historical photograph of formerly enslaved people, a modern Juneteenth parade, the Juneteenth flag, and a photograph of the signing of the federal Juneteenth National Independence Day Act. A historic document displaying General Order No. 3 issued in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865, announcing that enslaved people were free. The document is shown against a light background with MuslimARC branding and the text “#ManyHistoriesOneStruggle, A MuslimARC Series.”
ALT Decorative carousel cover reading “Lessons from Muharram” with the anchor words “Valor,” “Conviction,” and “Sacrifice” in large orange lettering over a dark desert-toned background. Subtitle reads: “Honoring those who stood firm for truth and against oppression.” Islamic-inspired border patterns frame the top and bottom of the graphic.
ALT Carousel slide titled “Muharram Teaches Us” with a decorative geometric emblem centered beneath the title. The text explains that Muharram teaches valor through stories of those who stood firm in the face of oppression, persecution, and mortal danger rather than surrendering truth and faith. The slide also states that the month calls Muslims toward courage, truth, and moral conviction during hardship and injustice. Beige textured background with decorative border accents.
ALT Carousel slide with two paragraphs reflecting on conviction and sacrifice during Muharram. The first paragraph discusses steadfast commitment to faith, justice, and ethical responsibility even during fear, hardship, and loss. The second paragraph honors those who sacrificed rather than surrendering truth, dignity, and moral principle. Decorative floral corner accents frame the textured beige background.
ALT Closing carousel slide reading “Carry Us Forward” above the MuslimARC logo. Text encourages viewers to become sustaining donors and includes the donation link muslimarc.org/carry26. The design features a textured beige background with ornate Islamic-style borders and decorative corner accents.
ALT Decorative carousel cover reading “Lessons from Ismaʿil” with the anchor words “Submission,” “Resolve,” and “Legacy” in large orange lettering over a warm-toned image of hands building with stone. Subtext reads: “Steadfast Determination” and “Foundations of a Nation.” Islamic-inspired border patterns frame the top and bottom of the graphic.
ALT Carousel slide titled “Prophet Ismaʿil عليه السلام Teaches Us” with a decorative geometric emblem beneath the title. The text explains that when Prophet Ibrahim عليه السلام shared Allah’s command, Ismaʿil عليه السلام responded with submission, courage, unwavering faith, sincerity, and steadfastness in the face of sacrifice. Beige textured background with decorative border accents.
ALT Carousel slide with two paragraphs describing the lessons of Prophet Ismaʿil عليه السلام. The first paragraph highlights courage, patience, steadfast faith, and trust in Allah despite sacrifice and uncertainty, emphasizing that he was still young when he responded faithfully. The second paragraph explains that Ismaʿil عليه السلام helped Prophet Ibrahim عليه السلام raise the foundations of the Kaʿbah and that from his lineage came Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, whose legacy continues to call hearts toward pilgrimage. Decorative floral corner accents frame the textured beige background.
ALT Closing carousel slide reading “Carry Us Forward” above the MuslimARC logo. Text encourages viewers to “Become a Sustaining Donor This Eid!” with a donation link: muslimarc.org/carry26. The design features a textured beige background with ornate Islamic-style borders at the top and bottom.
ALT Decorative carousel cover reading “Lessons from the Farewell Sermon” with the anchor words “Dignity,” “Justice,” and “Community” in large gold lettering over a mountain landscape background. Subtitle reads: “No Superior People. Treat Women Well.” Islamic-inspired border patterns frame the top and bottom of the graphic.
ALT Carousel slide titled “The Sermon Teaches Us” with a decorative geometric emblem centered beneath the title. Text explains that the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ affirmed the dignity of every human being regardless of race, tribe, or status during the Farewell Sermon on the Day of Arafat. Beige textured background with ornate border accents.
ALT Carousel slide with two paragraphs discussing themes from the Farewell Sermon. The first paragraph highlights justice through the sanctity of life, equality across race and tribe, economic fairness, and human rights. The second paragraph emphasizes community through mercy, accountability, collective care, and treating women with dignity and compassion. Decorative floral corner accents appear on a textured beige background.
ALT Closing carousel slide reading “Carry Us Forward” above the MuslimARC logo. Text encourages viewers to “Become a Sustaining Donor This Eid!” with a donation link: muslimarc.org/carry26. The design features textured beige background and ornate Islamic-style borders at the top and bottom.
ALT A blue-toned Instagram carousel by MuslimARC responding to the shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego. The slides express grief for the victims and community, discuss the impact of Islamophobia and hate violence, call for safety in places of worship, explain the importance of anti-racism and community care, and encourage solidarity, healing, and collective action.
ALT A blue-toned Instagram carousel by MuslimARC responding to the shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego. The slides express grief for the victims and community, discuss the impact of Islamophobia and hate violence, call for safety in places of worship, explain the importance of anti-racism and community care, and encourage solidarity, healing, and collective action.
ALT A blue-toned Instagram carousel by MuslimARC responding to the shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego. The slides express grief for the victims and community, discuss the impact of Islamophobia and hate violence, call for safety in places of worship, explain the importance of anti-racism and community care, and encourage solidarity, healing, and collective action.
ALT A blue-toned Instagram carousel by MuslimARC responding to the shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego. The slides express grief for the victims and community, discuss the impact of Islamophobia and hate violence, call for safety in places of worship, explain the importance of anti-racism and community care, and encourage solidarity, healing, and collective action.
ALT A minimalist educational graphic with a textured beige background. Large teal text reads, “Most of the World’s Muslims Live in Asia.” Smaller gold text below states that many conversations about Islam focus only on SWANA communities and that Asian Muslim histories deserve more attention. The MuslimARC logo appears centered at the bottom.
