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The Black Community will be Going Through Some Changes as we Enter the Age of iGodWhat will the Black struggle look like in these times? With the digital revolution underway we are already heading into a world that may look very different. White hostility has also been becoming ever more violent over the years challenging our perception of a post-racial society. Using a six-pronged framework designed based on the ideas of several acclaimed psychologists, sociologists, and theologians Demystifying God: Redefining Black Theology in the Age of iGod Shahidi Collection Vol 2 challenges the socio-political superstructures of late modernity with mountains of references and evidence. Shahidi Islam hopes thereby to prove that the Black struggle is about to get very intense.

Warning! This Book May Lead to High Levels of EmpowermentBlack Divinity: Institutes of the Black Theocracy Shahidi Collection Vol 1 is a book about the godbodies, who are a less radical version of the Nation of Islam. As a godbody Shahidi Islam attempts with Black Divinity to create a godbody theology and godbody sociology that can improve things for Black people. He also shows how the racial difficulties faced by Black people all over the world today are related to issues faced in times past and that a lot of the solutions planned years ago by the Black people of that time can be used in the current Black movement to achieve love, peace, and happiness. In this, Black divinity is not found in heaven-future but in Black men and women building a better world for themselves and their families, and the way they do that is by appreciating that their nature as Black people is actually divine.

In an Age of American Empire What Real Hope is There for Black People?On Cultural Islam: A Godbody Sociology of 1990s Black America Shahidi Collection Vol 3 takes a novel look at life in late modernity, with specific focus on the 1990s and the global events that occurred during that momentous decade. It also investigates the godbody movement and seeks to find ways to define the power of the godbody movement so as to create an Islamic Reformation, a Reformation distinct from the Protestant Reformation with its racist and capitalist undertones. In that sense, On Cultural Islam is a book for those in the Muslim community who are less traditional and more radical, radical enough to seek to change the world.