From the Hip-Hop Diplomacy blog: An Embrace of the U.S., Spun and Mixed by Iraqis gives a brief glance at how American culture, Islam and urban resistance come together in the lives of some Baghdad hip-hop heads.
Islam is at the heart of an emerging global anti-hegemonic culture that combines diasporic and local cultural elements, and blends Arab, Islamic, black and Hispanic factors to generate "a revolutionary black, Asian and Hispanic globalization, with its own dynamic counter-modernity constructed in order to fight global imperialism. (say what!)
Showing posts with label islamic hip-hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label islamic hip-hop. Show all posts
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Saturday, September 18, 2010
"hamdulillah" by the narcicyst (ft. shadia mansour)
Beautiful song. Beautiful video.
(h/t to islamicate)
Labels:
hip-hop,
hip-hop song,
islam,
islamic hip-hop,
music,
song
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
the rise of islamic rap
The Rise of Islamic Rap by Peter Mandaville focuses on how South Asian Muslim youth in the UK have chosen to express themselves using Black American musical forms. The article goes on to view this movement in the context of increasing cooperation between young Muslims and left-leaning movements (the World Social Forums, the Green Party, alter-globalization, etc.)
planet grenada and islam and hip-hop
planet grenada and islam and hip-hop
Labels:
anti-globalization,
globalization,
hip-hop,
islam,
islamic hip-hop,
left,
mos def,
muslim hip-hop,
muslim rap,
muslims,
rap
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