About the Guide
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Bio of the Author, Khateeb ibn Stanley AKA Abu Shahadah
Abu Shahadah’s pursuit of knowledge is a testament to unwavering dedication. In 2001, he was blessed with the opportunity to travel overseas to Egypt, where he deepened his understanding of the Arabic language and had the honor of sitting with esteemed students of knowledge and scholars of Hadeeth and Tafsir.
In 2020, his journey continued in Morocco, where he earned several Ijazat in Arabic, Aqeedah, Usool ul Deen, and Usool ul Eman.
For nearly 28 years, Abu Shahadah has passionately delivered Jumuah Khutbahs throughout the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), inspiring hearts and minds at universities, local Masjids, and on international stages. To invite him for a talk, please contact him here.
About The Muslim Ghetto Survival Guide
The Muslim Ghetto Survival Guide is an unapologetically raw and unfiltered exploration of the harsh realities faced by Muslim communities. This bold, eye-opening work shines a light on the hidden struggles that unfold after dark, revealing the brutal and dangerous paths some Muslim youth are led down. From petty disputes to turf wars, the consequences are tragically real, with young lives being lost to violence and crime.
Hailed as a magnum opus, The Muslim Ghetto Survival Guide has captivated the attention of leaders and sparked crucial conversations about societal trends and the issues plaguing today’s youth. Many leaders, previously unaware or detached from the struggles in their own communities, have been forced to confront the uncomfortable truths laid bare in this book. Some have even admitted to their own negligence in addressing the pressing challenges shaping the next generation.
While originally written for at-risk Muslim youth, the lessons and insights within this guide extend far beyond that audience. Leaders, educators, and community members alike have praised the book for its clear, accessible breakdown of the dangers facing the youth. The straightforward, no-nonsense approach has earned widespread acclaim, with Muslim leaders recognizing it as a must-read. One Imam aptly called it “a modern-day work of art.”
In this book, the author masterfully identifies and dissects the seven core obstacles that repeatedly trap young people in cycles of danger and despair. It’s more than just a book—it’s a blueprint for understanding and tackling the issues head-on. To truly grasp the depth of this crisis, we strongly recommend securing a copy of this transformative work.
Since its release, the author has received an outpouring of requests to teach on subjects that have rarely, if ever, been discussed in mosques. In a time when society faces mounting negative influences, this guide offers a clear, authoritative roadmap for change. As one youth educator aptly put it, The Muslim Ghetto Survival Guide is “a real page-turner,” offering not only insight but real, actionable solutions for a community in need.