Dr. Samiha Rahman is a scholar, organizer, and filmmaker. Her work examines how young people and their families engage race, religion, and education to achieve justice and liberation.

She is the author of Black Muslim Freedom Dreams: Islamic Education, Pan-Africanism and Collective Care and the director of the documentary short film I Came to Get You.

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Black Muslim Freedom Dreams
Film poster for the documentary short titled 'I Came to Get You' featuring Shaykh Hassan, a woman, and a young woman, with the Grand Mosque of Medina Baye, Senegal. The bold text reads, 'I CAME TO GET YOU,' and credits the director Samiha Rahman.
Photograph of a group of children and a man, standing outdoors near a brick wall, holding awards. The scene appears to be part of a religious or cultural event, with the children dressed in traditional clothing and head coverings. The photo is labele
Graphic for a journal article titled "A Liberatory Geography of Educational Possibility," written by Samiha Rahman published in Anthropology & Education Quarterly.