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Hip Hop and Islam have a deep connection, that can be traced to the earliest years of the development of Hip Hop and even as far as to the invention.
From Muslim Black Nationalist movements like the Nation of Islam, the Nation of Gods and Earths and also the Sunni Islam, to Afro-American converts to Mainstream of Islam, who use their music as a instrument to spread the Islamic ways of life, Islam has always played an great impact in the ways that the Hip Hop culture went by.
History edit
Muslim Hip Hop artists in the United States edit
Nation of Islam
Sunni Islam
- Akon
- Ice Cube
- BG Knocc Out
- Brother Ali
- DJ Khaled
- E.D.I. Mean
- Everlast
- Lupe Fiasco
- Freeway
- Yaki Kadafi
- Mos Def
- Napoleon (rapper)
- Native Deen
- Q Tip
- Hasan Salaam
- Beanie Sigel
- Swizz Beatz
- T-Pain
- Zaakir
Nation of Gods and Earth (5 Percenter)
Muslim Hip Hop artists in Europe edit
France
- Rohff
- Sefyu
- Rim'k
- Mokobe
- Abd al Malik
- MC Solaar
- Kery James
- Medine
- Sinik
- Big Ali
- Tunisiano
- Bakar
- Algerino
- MC Jean Gab1
- Blacko
- Despo
- Akhenaton
- Dadoo
- Booba
United Kingdom
Germany