I know I’m late again for my update but having a PC that has no internet connection is no fun.

Anyways, this week I would like to focus on Daniel Abdal-Hayy Moore.

When he became a Muslim in 1970, he took the name Abd al-Hayy, and began travelling extensively in Europe and North Africa.

He known less for his artwork but known more for his work in poetry.

Daniel Moore’s poems have appeared in such magazines as Zyzzva, the City Lights Review, and The Nation. He has read his poetry to 40,000 people at the United Nations in New York at a rally for the people of Bosnia during that war, and has participated in numerous conferences and conventions at universities.