All history as reconstruction of the past is of course myth

[...] proves it. She writes; “In accordance with the Qur’anic command”. On point 3) , read here and here. On point 4) I don’t know who is more important; Lincoln or Prophet(pbuh) who said: [...]

in the name of allah-the beneficent-the merciful:say:he,allah is one.allah is he on whom all depend.he begets not,nor is he begotten.and none is like him.[qur'an:112]-” of all our studies history is best qualified to reward all research.’[malcolm x ]. muslims from africa were in the westrn hemisphere before columbus.it is imperative to look at the muslims own wrtitings from arabic manuscripts which sheikh abdullah hakim quick has done in his book ” deeper roots.” to verify muslims being in the western hemisphere before columbus.taif’tul’islam-p.o.box 338-compton,ca.90223

ASsalaamu alaykum. The date the death of Muhammad Yunus Bath reported in “Chronology of Islam …” on your site is not in sync with the other sources which I have previously come across. Yunus Bath is reported to have signed a petition to the British Government requesting the repatriation of himself and many other co-religionist Africans in 1838. The date reported in one source is Jan. 12 1838. I have seen a photographic copy of the said petition, signed in ‘Arabic characters (!!) by Bath and several others, which document is available from the British Public Record Office (State Papers, Colonial Office : C.O. 295/120.)
Another eminent local historian (I’m from Trinidad myself, and am familiar with this man’s work), Michael Anthony, has documented the life, accomplishments and death of Muhammad Yunus Bath (r.a.)in his “Historical Dictionary of Trinidad and Tobago.” Here it is reported that Yunus died in mid-September 1838, just weeks after the final Abolition of Slaves became law (August 1st 1838.)
It is significantly noted by most sources that Yunus Bath had purchased his own freedom long before Abolition - Michael Anthony says his name was mentioned as a “free black undertaking a commission for (British) Governor Hislop in 1805!”
Also, Yunus Bath led the movement to purchase the freedom of many slaves as soon as the landed as “human cargo” from an early date as well. This documented by another Trinidadian Historian, Rev. Anthony de Verteuil, in his book “Seven Slaves and Slavery.” Muhammad Yunus Bath was and is a truly heoric figure in the annals of Islamic History in the Caribbean and the Americas.
Please email me for further bibliographic datails as to the sources I mentioned, or to correct my mis-information, if your dates are based on more reliable sources.

Wa’aleikum salaam Lars Johnson (your name sounds typical Scandinavian name, and if speak any languages from Scandinavian countries, være velkommen :-))

Jazak Allah Khair for your comment. I know the person who send to me this article and he wrote couple of articles on this topic. I’ll send to him your comment and will let you know his response.