Mohammed Schools of Atlanta

Join people of faith in praying for our children.

Jibreel’s movie is premiering NOW!

Help us reach $50,000 by December 31, 2020. https://bit.ly/AtlMasjidEOY2020

WE ARE LESS THAN $1500 AWAY FROM OUR $40,000 GOAL. Let's get it!!! Only 4 days left!!! https://www.launchgood.com//muslim_journal_we_cannot_stop_

Register: preventcovid.eventbrite.com There is some mistrust of vaccines, especially in the Black community, and understandably so. How does our history affect ...our future? Are we equipped with enough information to make informed decisions? Can we trust scientific research and analysis? What do we do or where do we go from here? These are questions that remain unanswered for many and our goal is to share our thoughts, provide answers, and community support. You are invited to join Black & Latino Imams (Faith leaders), Medical and Public Health Professionals, and Community Members for a timely honest conversation around Islam, COVID-19, Vaccines, and Mistrust. We want to hear from you! Your voice is important to this community conversation. Please email [email protected] if you have questions for the panelists. We look forward to you joining us. Please spread the word. Sponsored by the Covid-19 Prevention Network.

Katherine Johnson was a trailblazing woman called a computer. It took almost half a century for her to be recognized as the woman that made space exploration possible. She helped NASA put an astronaut into orbit around Earth and a man on the Moon for the first time. She was a math wiz that zoomed through school, starting high school at the age of 10, and college at the age of 15. She worked for NASA for more than 30 years. Katherine Johnson was born in 1918 in West Virginia... and died at 101 years old on Feb. 24, 2020. The 2016 Academy Award-nominated film Hidden Figures celebrates her life and works. Posthumously, she was awarded the 2020 National Geographic Society Hubbard Medal (National Geographic’s highest honor) for achievement in research, discovery, and exploration, the same award given 50 years earlier in 1969 to the Apollo astronauts. In 2016, NASA named a building at the Langley Research Center in Virginia in honor of Katherine Johnson. Because in the 1950s, there were no computers like we have today, people like Ms. Johnson worked as human computers to solve hard math problems by hand. She broke many barriers and was amazing. Learn more about Ms. Katherine Johnson https://youtu.be/ECHTuvrgFRg

In these challenging times, it is important to find joy like Jayda Ahmad, W.D. class of 2017.

Women only virtual event. Be sure to bring the daughters, granddaughters and nieces. The 2020 Beyond the Veil Fashion Experience is going virtual! That means you can watch it from anywhere in the world This event will feature designers showcasing fashions from different cultural influences to highlight the beautiful diversity of women. It's also a fundraiser- this year proceeds will be going to fund college scholarships for young women thru Kamp Khalil.... It's always a good time & this year will be NO different with 1 exception- tickets are free with a donation until Nov 10th Don't miss out, get your ticket today at www.muslimatcollective.com. Please share with your networks

What do you want to know about engaging parents or about being an engaged parent when it comes to our children's education? What advice would you give to school leaders and families? Join the discussion on The Power of Educating Our Own on Sunday, November 8, 2020, 8-9pm EST. LIVE STREAM: www.AM360.org, LISTEN BY PHONE: 701 719 4197. LISTEN Live on Air, call into Studio at 515 605 9891 or 425 292 4253 .

Alhamdulillah for Muslims that won influential roles in their states. This is not every Muslim winner just a few of them.

These students of Sister Clara Mohammed School in Bermuda find joy in scientific discovery. Their genuine excitement is captivating.

Alhamdulillah for Muslim women that won influential roles in their states. This is not every Muslim woman that won, just a few of them.

Alhamdulillah and congratulations to Karimah Noble, W.D. class of 1992, on your accomplishment. We are proud of you.

Islamic history in the making. Document and share our stories. https://www.cbc.ca//she-fought-to-give-hijabs-a-place-in-b

Nov 2 is Clara Muhammad Schools Founders Day. Mother of the original Nation of Islam and modern day homeschooling. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clara_Muhamma...d https://youtu.be/QbCtEbxxBzE

Thank you for running virtually and in safe groups to support our 40th Annual Road Race for Education . Thumbs up to alumni that posted their runs. We see you, Ayisha Nimat, Sahirah Khabeer, Sulieman Wazeerud-Din, Shaa'ista Bennae' Sabir, YaQuttallah Ibraheem Muhammad, and others.

Register today to take this training on how to be a child advocate.

Get the young people ready to get their questions answered.