So' Feet The Journey of an African American Muslim Woman By Dr. Kalima F. Abdul-Quddus From the bustling streets of urban America to the sacred rhythms of faith, So' Feet is a deeply personal story of resilience, self-discovery, and spiritual awakening. Dr. Kalima F. Abdul-Quddus chronicles her extraordinary journey as an African American Muslim woman, navigating the challenges of race, gender, and identity in a world often unwilling to make space for all three. With honesty and grace, she reflects on her struggles and triumphs-from the weight of generational history to the liberating strength of faith-revealing how one woman's steps can carve a path of hope, dignity, and purpose. This book is not only a memoir but also an offering: a testament to the endurance of the human spirit, the healing power of spirituality, and the courage it takes to walk boldly in one's truth.

So' Feet will inspire anyone who has ever searched for belonging, struggled to reconcile the past with the present, or dared to stand firmly on faith while walking toward freedom. About the Author Dr. Kalima F. Abdul-Quddus holds a Ph.D. in Comparative Religion. For more than three decades, she has been a community advocate, dedicating her life to exploring the intersections of faith, race, and identity. Her work consistently bridges academic scholarship with lived realities, ensuring that overlooked stories and voices find their rightful place in the wider narrative.