Muslim hip hop

[Flying Daggers]

As Salaam Alaikum

Insha'Allah check out these two very talented Brothers.

http://http://www.najone.com/

http://www.amirsulaiman.com

[ZawjatuRaafi]

ok is that first one (which the link was wrong) a brother with tats all over his hands??? these are muslims???

[Al-Nasser]

very strange...about 30 minutes ago i started a thread on jihadi nasheeds....i wanted to listen to as much as possible of Jihadi nasheeds and started to search online for some....and i had this idea about "Durty Kuffars" song and wondered if there is anymore Islamic hip hop just TWO or THREE seconds before i click "New Posts" to find this thread title in front of me!!!

btw sister zawjaturaafi...maybe he is a convert and can't remove the tattoos he had before i Islam.

the man who desinged the "Eid Mubarak" stamp in the USA is an American revert and he have a tatoo on his hand..obviously it was drawn before he converted.....btw..he is a very kind guy and a great artist

[ZawjatuRaafi]

ok no need to answer i listened and understand the tats now...

May Allah continue to guide us Ameen

[ZawjatuRaafi]

yeah I know... just checking on things... I knew a lot of Muslims that came into Islam and all that rhyme. I was just wondering about it...

[Flying Daggers]

As Salaam Alaikum

sorry about the link mess up.

www.najone.com (http://www.najone.com)

Yes, the Brother is a convert. Alhamdulillah. I know that ones initial reaction may very well be "these are muslims???" but we have to remember that Islam is for all people.

There is a site that lists Muslim music artists check it out www.muslimac.com

[ZawjatuRaafi]

believe me i am well knowing that, I reverted to Islam... i guess my reason for asking was cause of the appearance of the cover, as well because i know the content of other muslim rappers that have covers similar to this, and well lets just say they brought alot of the dunya into it. I have a 15 year old son (well almost) and I was asking cause, I wanted to be sure what they are on before i brought it into my home. I listened to it. It is something for maybe the late teen early twenties listening group more or less. I wasnt trying to be insulting and i apologize if i sounded that way.

[Flying Daggers]

As Salaam Alaikum


I wasnt trying to be insulting and i apologize if i sounded that way.
no prob, i did not take it personally.

This brother is a close friend. The content of the cd is for a mature listener. It deals with real life issues, and political awarness. He does make a point to always use good launguage, no swear words. It might depend on what you want your son exposed to, and his maturity level.

wa-salaam