Wisam sharieff family feud
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A case of inappropriate conduct, lies, threats, bribes, breached contract, and cover-up.
Hiding reality does not change the reality.
InshaALLAH! more relevant material on Nouman Ali Khan case may be added later to this page.
I am posting these because the silence of majority of public Islamic personalities on this case makes me sick. The delay in exposing these facts and that too by a few handful of personalities, and that too when Nouman Ali Khan broke some contract with them, and not because so many people are listening and sharing his lectures on the very issues he has violated and they know it but the public doesn't know. This silence also endangered other women (Did they ensure that Bayyinah classes stopped taking women students, and did they ensure that no women employees worked in Bayyinah anymore, or did they just stop him from public lectur
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FBI probes imam on allegations of exploitation involving minors
"We have had the largest volume of cases reported to us... since we started our work in 2012," Atta said.
Tell MAMA recorded 6,313 cases of anti-Muslim hate in 2024, with most occurring online. The group verified 5,837 of them. In comparison, there were 4,406 reports in 2023, of which 3,767 were confirmed.
Assault cases increased bygd 73 per cent, rising from 99 in 2023 to 171 in 2024. The group also documented 2,197 cases of abusive behaviour taking place offline.
The increase in reports followed key events, including the Gaza conflict that began in October 2023 and the murders of three young girls in Southport in July 2024.
False claims that a Muslim immigrant was responsible for the Southport killings spread widely on social media in the days after the attacks.
The misinformation contributed to the UK's worst riots in decades, with mobs targeting mosques and immigrant shelters.
Axel Rudakubana
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The recent arrest and consequent indictment of prominent Texas imam, Quran teacher, and AlMaghrib Institute instructor Wisam Sharieff on multiple child sexual exploitation charges have ignited a firestorm within the Muslim American community and kick-started an important discussion relating to religious teachings, ethics and community accountability.
Many, including leading scholars and representatives of prominent institutions, responded to the harrowing allegations and damning evidence put forward by the FBI rightly by acknowledging that abuse and exploitation affect our community like any other, and emphasising the importance of improving child safeguarding in all contexts and settings.
Yet still, so many among us either outright refused to believe such crimes could have been committed by a prominent Quran teacher employed by a reputable national Muslim institution, or attempted to shut down the conversation on the matter in a misguided effort to “protect the community and the