Preserving Our Legacy,
Inspiring Our Future
Celebrating the contributions and history of African American Muslim pioneers who shaped our nation's heritage.
Celebrating the contributions and history of African American Muslim pioneers who shaped our nation's heritage.
Dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich history and contributions of African American Muslim pioneers.
The African American Muslim Pioneer Heritage Foundation (AAMP) is committed to researching, documenting, and preserving the history of African American Muslims who have made significant contributions to American society. We strive to educate the public about their legacy and inspire future generations.
We envision a world where the contributions of African American Muslim pioneers are fully recognized and integrated into the historical narrative of America, fostering greater understanding, tolerance, and unity.
Protecting historical records and artifacts
Teaching our history through programs and materials
Building connections through shared heritage
Promoting recognition and understanding
Celebrating the extraordinary African American Muslim men and women who have shaped our history and culture.
1925-1965 • Civil Rights Activist
A prominent figure in the civil rights movement who advocated for racial pride and self-defense, later embracing a more universalist approach to Islam.
Read full story1952- • Islamic Scholar
A leading Islamic feminist scholar and author who has advocated for gender equality in Islamic thought and practice.
Read full story1942-2016 • Boxing Legend & Activist
Considered one of the greatest boxers of all time, who used his platform to advocate for civil rights and religious freedom.
Read full story1934-1997 • Educator & Activist
Educator and civil rights advocate who continued her husband's work after his assassination, dedicated to empowering youth.
Read full story1963- • NBA Hall of Famer
One of the greatest basketball players in history, known for his sportsmanship and dedication to his faith and community.
Read full story1891-1980 • Religious Leader
Founded the first mosque in New York City in 1952, playing a key role in establishing Islam in African American communities.
Read full storyWe offer a variety of programs to preserve our heritage and educate the public about African American Muslim pioneers.
Collecting and preserving firsthand accounts and stories from African American Muslim communities across the nation.
Developing curriculum and educational materials to teach students about the contributions of African American Muslim pioneers.
Curating traveling exhibitions featuring artifacts, photographs, and stories of African American Muslim pioneers.
Empowering young people to explore their heritage and develop leadership skills through engagement with history.
Join us at upcoming events and stay updated with the latest news from our foundation.
Join us for our flagship event honoring this year's heritage award recipients and featuring keynote speakers, cultural performances, and a historical exhibition.
Register NowA hands-on workshop exploring research techniques for uncovering African American Muslim history.
Learn moreGuided tour of historical sites significant to African American Muslim history in Los Angeles.
Learn moreWe're proud to announce our latest collection featuring 50 new oral histories from across the South.
Read moreYour donation helps us preserve and share the rich history of African American Muslim pioneers for future generations.
All donations are tax-deductible. Our EIN is 87-4317661.
Other ways to give: Planned giving | Corporate sponsorships | Donate artifacts
Have questions or want to get involved? Reach out to us. We'd love to hear from you.
323 N Prairie Ave Ste 401A
Inglewood, CA, US 90301
+1 (389) 467-9702
parker.bacon@african-americanchamber.shop
87-4317661