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BRUTHA BILAL

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SECTION I - Identity & Contact

Full Name *

Public Name (If Different)

Email Address *

Mobile Phone (WhatsApp-enabled, number, preferred)

City

State

Country *

Ethnic / Cultural Background (optional but encouraged)

SECTION II - Civilizational and 900lePositioning

These questions establish whether the applicant views Islam as a complete civilizational framework, not a vibes-based religion.

1. These questions establish whether the applicant views Islam as a complete civilizational framework, not a vibes-based religion. (Short Paragraph) *

2. Do you believe that the Qur’an and Sunnah provide guidance not only for worship, but for economics, leadership, culture, and social order? *

Yes

No

Unsure

Explain Briefly:

3. The Qur’an describes humanity as one Ummah made of many peoples and tribes so that they may know one another. What do you believe this means in practice? *

4. Do you believe that every people (Black, Arab, Latino, Asian, etc.) must develop their own leadership, institutions, and cultural stability in order to serve the wider Ummah properly? *

Yes

No

Unsure

Explain

SECTION III - Indigenous & Post-Colonial Awareness

These questions filter out ideological colonization and identity denial.

5. Do you believe that Indigenous Muslim communities in the United States, particularly African-American Muslims, are essential to the future of Islam in the West? *

Yes

No

Unsure

Please explain

6. Do you agree that post-colonial Muslim communities must not erase their history, culture, or social realities in order to “fit” into imported religious movements? *

Yes

No

Unsure

Explain your answer

7. Do you believe that ethnic and cultural organization among Muslims can strengthen the Ummah when rooted in Islamic fundamentals? *

Yes

No

Unsure

Explain this:

SECTION IV - Leadership & Collective Responsibility

This section determines whether the applicant is a participant or a builder.

8. Do you believe Muslims must build collective infrastructure such as education systems, family networks, leadership pipelines, and economic cooperation? *

Yes

No

Unsure

Explain why:

9. How do you personally contribute to your local Muslim community right now? Examples are: teaching, organizing, mentoring, funding, media, youth work, masjid work, etc.

10. Are you willing to work with Muslims from different ethnic backgrounds under shared Islamic fundamentals for the benefit of all communities? *

Yes

No

Unsure

Why or why not?

SECTION V - Vision Statement

One sentence only. What would you like the future of Indigenous Muslim communities in America to look like? *

ABOUT BRUTHA BILAL

As salaamu 'alaykum!

Brutha Bilal is a Florida-raised Islamic educator focused on strengthening Muslim communities through structured education, strong families, and institutional thinking. He holds a BA in Islamic Sharīʿah and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Education from Al-Azhar University. His work centers on Islam as a communal system, with special attention to marriage, leadership, and social development.

His mission is simple: build minds that build communities so faith produces structure, families produce continuity, and Muslims become a benefit to the societies they live in.