"God Is Here, In Person": The Story Of The Nation Of Islam (Documentary)

The most fascinating American religion is arguably the Nation of Islam. Founded in 1930 by a mysterious salesman, the organization grew to tens of thousands of members. By the 1960s, controversial orators like Malcolm X and Louis Farrakhan were traveling nationwide to challenge the integrated liberal civil rights consensus represented by figures like Martin Luther King Jr. In this documentary, we explore the beliefs and inner workings of the Lost-Found Nation.
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Taylor, Ula Yvette. “The Promise of Patriarchy.” Women and the Nation of Islam, 2017.
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Music:
All Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Songs:
“Dark Walk”
“Bicycle”
“Clean Soul”
“Dirt Rhodes”
“Dreams Become Real”
“Heavy Heart”
“Over Under”

[@blackforbes4578]

RIP MALCOM X

[@leos4243]

Didn’t the Nation of Islam assassinate him?

[@lifeismusikmusikislife4684]

This is one of (if not the best) the most informative documentaries I have seen on the Nation. Ya'll put the work in on this one.

[@blkbleaf]

Thank very much! I really appreciate you watching and leaving a comment.

[@Threepiece_]

@@lifeismusikmusikislife4684 I was thinking the same thing !

[@blkbleaf]

I hope you all enjoy this documentary about the Nation of Islam. It took ALOT of reading and research to pull this together. ⚠Please note that while I do not automatically delete comments with dissenting opinions. I reserve the right to delete, block, and report those who post threats or hateful rhetoric. Please help me keep the comment section open by expressing your views respectfully. Thank you ♥

[@marzet70]

Like you said a lot of reading 📚 is what black people need to do today!!! I'm amazed at the facts!!! That you presented

[@neverbrokeagain3435]

I could never follow someone who can’t grow a beard and is a draft dodger and denies the Messiah Jesus Christ and lies about God and sleeps with teenagers and don’t pay child support. Thoughts? 🤔

[@JosephP-b7w]

After watching this I definitely describe video and sound quality perfect narration is perfect and I learned so much this info is hard to find on KZbin

[@blkbleaf]

@@JosephP-b7w Thank you so much!! Been really trying to improve on that front so I'm so glad you enjoyed it !

[@williamdillard5060]

Ya'll did an AMAZING job of putting together this very intelligent video. I truly admire your research skills which are impeccable. I am so looking forward to seeing and learning more from your content.

[@anthonybooker206]

Rest in peace and power Malcolm X

[@willsalter8113]

To the sister who took the time out to research and put the due diligence into making this comprehensive documentary I would like to take the time out to take you for the effort that you put forth. From viewing some of the comments I see that there are some who are upset with some inaccuracies contained within the documentary. Having had the honor of being schooled under the guidance and instruction of the NOI, I overstand completely how devout followers of The Messenger and His Philosophy are very particular about everything being historically accurate. Instead of letting perceived slights be a point of contention I wish some brothers in the comments would have the courage to point out the parts that a-grieve them and use it as a point to educate instead of argue. I’ve seen some documentaries on KZbin that are blatantly inaccurate in an attempt to paint The Nation in a horrible light. I don’t feel as though you had any malicious intent with the angle in which you took to present this documentary. Once again thank you for your effort, your hardwork because a documentary this comprehensive requires lots of research, time involved and for the quality you presented. New subscriber to your channel and I look forward to what else you have in store, peace.

[@blkbleaf]

Well, thank you for this comment. As I continue to put out more content, I intend to incorporate the constructive feedback and learnings I receive from viewers like yourself. Thank you for your support !

[@willsalter8113]

No problem I respect people who try to produce quality content. You put together something that was good and you gave it good shot, I respect that.

[@colinabney2550]

Why would Louis farakhan be mad at Malcom for exposing Elijah Muhammad hypocrisy?

[@blkbleaf]

Hey thanks for watching the video! Honorable Farrakhan spoke about this in an interview with Sway Calloway. The NOI is known for taking in men and women who are often overlooked by more “respectable” organizations (Urban League, NAACP, etc.). Farrakhan saw Malcolm X as one such person. He mentions that Honorable Elijah Muhammad (HEM) took Malcolm under his wing and allowed him to rise to a position of international renown. He felt that Malcolm should have waited for guidance on the information he uncovered and accepted his punishment when he made comments about JFK. Farrakhan was angry because Malcolm’s defection caused a lot of people to have a crisis of faith, leave the NOI, and return back to their old lives (drugs, crime, etc.). In short, he thought that Malcolm X had betrayed the principles of the NOI over a personal dispute. Thanks again for the comment!

[@sadiM653]

It’s no longer a personal dispute when other people’s live are affected. Those “women” he slept with were very young and were merely sacrificial lambs in the process of Elijah using his position and power to gain trust. People who behaved in the manner that Elijah behaved were dismissed from the Nation. The hypocrisy is what made Malcom X speak up. Malcom X ultimately did what he believed to be right at that time. Yet this is the classic case of no good deed goes unpunished. Louis Farrakhan looked up to Elijah Muhammad as a father figure and when people have people on a high pedestal more often than not will they side with whom they admire more rather right or wrong. We see it everyday in society. I would like to also add that these young women were black. They are not allowed to be victims neither are they looked upon as victims. Yet they are the real victims in this scenario. Malcom X was not only standing up for what was right but for them and he was forever silenced for it. Louis Farrakhan might not have pulled the trigger, but he spoke to an entire audience on what he desired to become of Malcom X while in his authoritative position.

[@AminahAli-in9nq]

@@sadiM653 right on point with this one

[@ChadPayne1]

@@colinabney2550 why on earth 🌍 would YOU be worried about what Farrakhan, Malcom, or Elijah Muhammad have going on?? 👀

[@AnthonyLPerry]

Because he understood the Street code. Stay out of another mans domestic life. You can't trust these women today no more than yesterday. They all have agendas except when a man ain't about nothing.

[@Charlie-Em]

This doc is so well done. I love the stance you take; it's very nuanced and not pulling any punches.

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you very much !! I appreciate your support 💜

[@tomazing]

Underrated channel. Well researched and unbiased content. You're doing good work. Thanks.

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you so much ! I appreciate the support 💜

[@Odhil95]

A lot of research had to be done for this documentary and I certainly appreciate it. Thanks! Are you going to do videos of a similar theme in the future?

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you so much! And yes! I have videos planned for other Black Identity Religions: Father Divine, Black Hebrew Isrealites, Moorish Science Temple..and more ! These videos just take a bit of time because I like to read the writings from the leaders and others who’ve studied them.

[@Odhil95]

@@blkbleaf That's amazing! I'll be subscribing then. Thanks for your work.

[@Зеленыйслоник-е8ъ]

A critical yet respectfull documentary about the NOI as it should be.

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you so much ! I appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@TheMajorDash]

Wow this was great! I know a ton of research had to go into making this--great job!

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you so much! I REALLY appreciate you taking the time to watch and your positive comment 💜

[@6ViolinRed]

Thanks 🙏🏽 so much for making this! I’m reading James Baldwin’s meeting with Elijah Muhammad in The Fire Next Time and really needed some context. Really appreciate your research and delivery.

[@blkbleaf]

Nice ! I’m so glad this was helpful ! Thank you for watching and commenting !

[@SunflowerSocialist]

Just discovered your channel. Don’t know if I’ll agree with all your vids (because I’ve not watched them) but you’ve got really great production values and it’s very well researched, plus an excellent voice for VO. Great video, can’t wait to watch more of your content.

[@blkbleaf]

🥹🥹🥹 Thank you for these compliments and for for watching! I appreciate it !

[@GuruAuggie]

Thanks for the documentary ive been looking for NOI documentary for a while

[@blkbleaf]

You're welcome! Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave a comment. I really appreciate the support.

[@charleshaines2363]

MA,AM, your channel is going to be huge !!! Great.

[@blkbleaf]

haha! I sure hope so! Thank you for the encouragement!

[@petergreen5337]

May Allah reward the Nation of Islam ameen.May Allah forgive and accept us ameen.

[@C.A.N59199]

They're not Muslim in any way. Allah will not reward someone, who changes his Religion for own interests! Allah isn't a human, like they believe and Elijah isn't his prophet! Don't call them Muslim, or Islamic group!

[@meditationsuccess2031]

Nation of Islam is the real Islam

[@abdoulhamidzeba9257]

@@meditationsuccess2031 sorry they lied to you

[@troneenort7304]

@@meditationsuccess2031 its not dude if you read first page of Qur'an you will know its not

[@pploans]

​@@meditationsuccess2031blasphemy

[@krisspinden]

This was very well done. Thank you for your efforts in putting this together. I learned a lot.

[@blkbleaf]

Thank YOU so much for watching ! 💜

[@gospelofyashua]

Thank you for that Excellent unbiased breakdown of the NOI. I pray many black people, including members and sympathisers see the LIGHT. Amen. 🙏

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you for taking your time to watch the video and thank you for the comment. Your support is very much appreciated ! 💜

[@supermike2164]

Very biased. Mixing facts and falsehoods is a absolute sin according to The Messenger. This person obviously thinks the NOI is some sort of scam and that is why this thing is offensive and biased.

[@gospelofyashua]

@supermike2164 ... I challenge you & ANYBODY in the NOI $1 Million Dollars CASH to prove (not by crooked interpretation or your belief or faith, but literal facts) according to the Arabic Quran, Hadiths, Sunnah , Sirah, and Sharia manual that is even possible that Mr. Elijah Muhammad could possibly be the "last messenger of Allah", and W.D. Fard is Allah (God). When yall ready-to-get-this-work, Let me Know.

[@gospelofyashua]

@supermike2164 how about THAT for being offensive! I said what I said, prove me a liar!

[@supermike2164]

@@gospelofyashua we have proven that CONSISTENTLY over 93 years your acceptance of the proof is not required

[@Ali-o3u7d]

i want to like it but you are speeding through very important history in the opening section. just a suggestion, slow down some. the history is beautiful and should be shared . the title states God is here in Person, thats what was looking forward to learning.

[@261mrbrown]

For me, the most sincere teachers to come out of the NOI are El Hajj Malik El Shabazz, Father Allah, and Dr. Khallid Abdul Muhammad.

[@C.A.N59199]

You're disbelievers, if you stick to the NOI teachings. That's not Islam and every member isn't Muslim. It's an offense to Islam! Allah isn't a human, Allah says, Laysa kam mislihi shay - nothing compares to him ... When you believe, he the almighty Allah is a human, you're a Kafir in every sense of Islam and if you believe in Elijah as a prophet, you put a cherry on your disbelief!

[@blackstarcorporation7637]

@@Salaam71 💯

[@butafly]

@@C.A.N59199 facts my man. facts.

[@designationzero9979]

@@C.A.N59199 both are equally silly. Yakub's space station is as silly as Muhammad's space donkey (Burāq). Why does it matter?

[@SunflowerSocialist]

I’m really glad you framed this by discussing Booker T. Washington and Marcus Garvey first. They definitely represent a line of black political thought which is more conservative (for lack of a better word) than the more radical and progressive beliefs of figures like DuBois, who himself was at various times a member of the socialist party and later the communist party. And I think this is very much reflects where the more reactionary posture of the NOI comes from, but also kinda explains their modus operandi. While DuBois openly allied himself with, and worked extensively with, white reformers, socialists, communists and others who shared his broader political beliefs, bringing his tradition (ironically more into the mainstream), Washington’s emphasis on economic development and social betterment led to a much more inward looking ideology with a more exclusivist worldview that emphasized independence from White America.

[@blkbleaf]

Yea, it’s very interesting to see the threads between all of these movements. Religion was a vehicle of innovation in Northern cities particularly in Harlem as religious freedom laws in the US allowed black people to transcend racial taboos. I would actually put DuBois in the more conservative/classical liberal category relative to today’s left as far as in those early days when he was debating Washington’s and Garvey’s ideas (1900s-1920s). He moved to a more “class conscious”sociologist ideology a little later and he even broke with the NAACP (the organization he helped create). Ironically by then, it was too late and his older views had won dominance in the black community and politics. But of course you are right that he didn’t have a racial separatist or black nationalist orientation at all through out his life and was also not particularly religious though he respected the place of the black church. Love digging into these historical figures and movements ! Thanks for watching !

[@SunflowerSocialist]

⁠@@blkbleafI’d strongly disagree with that framing. DuBois was calling himself a socialist pretty early on and voted for Eugene V. Debs in 1908, and 1912. He only left the socialist party in 1916 so he could vote for Woodrow Wilson, who was running on an anti war platform that year (a choice DuBois later regretted). Du Bois also frequently cited socialist writings throughout his career, expressed an admiration for Marxism and a staunch opposition to capitalism. So Framingham, as a classical liberal, or conservative relative to today’s left, is just nonsense. He also was a member of the communist party from around 1952 onwards (it’s unclear when he formally joined, but he was sympathetic to them as early as the 1930s). The socialist influence on his thought is quire apparent in perhaps his single most famous work (and my personal favorite of his books) “The Soul of Black Folks”, which draws heavily from Marxist ideas of false consciousness. (I must note, even if you have an aversion to Marxism or socialism, I highly recommend that book.) I would also add that I don’t think it’s fair to say that he wasn’t a black nationalist, however, he represent a very different strain of black nationalism from that of Booker T. Washington, and Marcus Garvey. He was a black nationalist, but he wasn’t a racial nationalist, a supremacist or a separatist like the nation. In many ways he was a forerunner of plurinationalism.

[@blkbleaf]

@@SunflowerSocialist thanks for the reply. I read Souls of Black Folk many years ago. I wouldn’t mind picking it up again with the new information you provided. I suppose I made my comments based on his involvement in The Birth Control Movement and some writings I’ve seen by him around that issue. He had negative, paternalistic views of poorer black people in those days which didn’t suggest a commitment to socialism. The Birth Control Movement was in the 1910s timeframe. Of course, everyone has inconsistencies in their worldview. No one is one hundred percent consistent. Also, I don’t think he advocated for black people to establish their own nation. My understanding of his politics was that he wanted to create the NAACP and work with sympathetic white people to fight for the rights of black people within the United States. I was distinguishing him from those like Hon. Elijah Muhammad or Marcus Garvey that advocated for racial separation. Thanks again!

[@SunflowerSocialist]

@@blkbleaf You are absolutely correct that Du Bois had a paternalistic attitude when it came to the birth control movement, as did most birth control advocates in that era. However, unfortunately, especially among more educated figures within the socialist movement, these attitudes were not uncommon, especially among those with higher levels of education. You see kind of similar sentiments with Helen Keller, who was also a socialist, and friend of DuBois, but she also advocated Eugenics, much like DuBois and Sanger. I have yet to watch your videos on the birth control movement, but I think you can definitely attest to the fact that these kinds of sentiments were certainly not out of the ordinary in that time. As for DuBois and black nationalism, it is important that we distinguish what is a nation from a nation state. A nation state is a polity, a geopolitical entity. A nation is a group of people found by shared identity, culture, language, geography, history, and political, economic and social consciousness. Now, Du Bois definitely was not a black separatist like Garvey or the nation of Islam. Nor was he a racial supremacist, but he was still a nationalist in that he conceptualize Black people as a nation within the United States. In many ways, this concept comes out of the Austromarxist tradition, and shares some similarities with the Jewish Bundist movement in Europe, which was opposed to Zionism, yet still represented a different strain of Jewish nationalism, but focus more on Internal liberation within the societies they lived in, as opposed to the creation of a separate nation state as advocated for by zionists.

[@SunflowerSocialist]

@@blkbleaf I would also add though that it’s important to see Garvey and Du Bois, as in a shared intellectual tradition, but has diverging views within that tradition. Both Garvey in Du Bois, supported pan, Africanism, opposed racism and colonialism and saw Black people as a nation within the United States, in need of liberation. However, that’s where they start to diverge. Du Bois, of course advocated for racial integration and racial equality, strongly advocating for things like anti-lynching laws. Garvey, as you point out, advocated racial separatism, and the back to Africa movement. They also had divergent economic fuse. Garvey was a big fan of capitalism, drawing from Booker T. Washington’s views, on black improvement, and favorite things like black entrepreneurship, and he opposed Socialism, although he did express views that were sympathetic to the bolsheviks, due to their stance on national self-determination and opposition to European colonialism. Du Bois, on the other hand, was a socialist, he believes capitalism was at the root of racism, and that racial equality and economic equality went hand in hand. But, I also think it’s important to note that their intellectual influence often has gone hand-in-hand with leader thinkers. Many subsequent black nationalists especially more progressive black nationalists, like the Black Panthers for instance, drew from both Garvey and Du Bois. Well, some black nationalist movements, like Nation of Islam, are pretty clearly, and firmly in the Garvey tradition, they still draw a few ideas from DuBois, like double consciousness. and, of course, Garvey and Du Bois influenced one another.

[@II-wk8kv]

really amazing work. do you have other websites/platforms?

[@Atlantafied]

This was an excellent, detailed and impartial documentary about the NOI. I am extremely impressed with the quality of this production. Kudos to everyone involved.

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you so much !! This took months of research. I appreciate you watching and commenting 💜

[@Wintermute01001]

A fair documentary that highlights both the good and the bad that the NOI has done over the years.

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you ! I really appreciate you watching and commenting 💜

[@RicciC_T.W.N.P]

Allahu Akbar, I'm not NOI but I am a new practicing Muslim of Islam. I enjoy learning, I've been listening to alot of Leo Muhammad speak lately, tho I will leave my few disagreements out of this comment. But I do enjoy listening to him and others who are affiliated with the Nation. Great work on this documentary. I enjoyed it❤ "Alhamdulillah"

[@WilliamsLawrence-bx6mo]

We Thank You For The Truth Peace!

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you so much ! 💜

[@MFX101]

This was a great documentary and very helpful

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you so much ! I appreciate the support!

[@thelionandthelamb7795]

A cult just like rastafarianism and black hebrew isrealites. I was wondering where this yakub stuff was coming from.Thank you

[@sonnyjim5268]

Very good, in-depth and balanced. Thank you for your work.

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you ! This means a lot. I appreciate the compliment!

[@jagga309]

Yo,this is not Islam

[@butafly]

I know bro, Muslims better copyright the word 'Islam' before these lots beliefs get hella conflicting.

[@realitytube6290]

💯% Not Islam but a nation of apostates and freemasons.

[@SultanMuhammad-vc3do]

It’s the new Islam

[@freshgodtv]

ISLAM ☪️ IS OUR NATURAL CULTURE ITS NOT A RELIGIOUS BELIEF. TO BE MUSLIM IS NOT THE SAME. MAYBE YOU GUYS SHOULD STUDY DEEPER

[@realitytube6290]

@@freshgodtv You’re a bot 🤖 that is a liar.

[@HiphopPushpromo]

This was really good because it was well-researched. But all these black scam artists' organizations fell and rightfully so. I just hope that we go back to our original spiritual systems and leave all these religions alone.

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you for your feedback ! and it seems many people are researching different religions and becoming more aware of their origins. So I think that’s a positive thing. Thanks again !

[@kadarmuhammad5059]

Damn I wish y’all would’ve mentioned Dr.Khalid Abdul Muhammad And Dr.Ava Muhammad They were great helpers of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam. Dr. Ava Muhammad was the first woman minister and head of a mosque in Islam period! Dr.Khalid Muhammad helped to rebuild the NOI and was also heavily respected in the Hip Hop community by the likes of (Ice cube, Nwa, Erykah Badu, Tupac, Lauryn Hill,Master P and Public Enemy)

[@blkbleaf]

Hello, I have another episode coming which will mention Dr. Khalid Muhammad. However, this video more so focuses on the founding and growth of the NOI from 1930 to 1974 and a little on a few modern developments. I couldn’t cover every single figure unfortunately. Thanks for watching !

[@rgordon9511]

The Actual Fact HE stated the Sun is 93 Million Miles from the Earth and further gave the Diameter, Circumstance & Temperature of the Sun at 14,072 degrees Farheight proves HE Must Be GOD for me. No Univerisites had those Actual Facts, not even Harvard.

[@printmedia1422]

The black experience of america is a sad piece of human history but to counter white supremacy by black supremacy woulx be another false science The study of the african map before colonization is a good start for black people seeking to.understand africa

[@Hyperspeed78]

❤ the history Dr Tyrone of Chester PA

[@Vandalio_Saez]

Great video well researched quite informative thank you R.I.P Malcolm X 🌹 peace and blessings 🙏

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you so much ! I appreciate it 💜

[@djkillergarcia]

very informative. Thank you!

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you so much !

[@jasminebradley1389]

For God so loved the world that he gave his only son and whoever shall beloved in him shall not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16. Jesus is King!

[@designationzero9979]

There is an opportunity that was missed, some time could have been spent on Yakub and his space station would have been important. The idea that nuclear bombs being stored on a space station that will be dropped on Earth in Armageddon is important. It's important for people to be made aware of this creation story in the modern age of low orbit satellites and modern telescopes. It parallels the scientology myth of Xenu.

[@blkbleaf]

Hey! I’ve done a separate video on this topic: The Mother Plane: Armageddon In Nation Of Islam kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXmqm6yLg7uWns0 Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@j.o553]

No its good that she left that out 😂 im jk

[@Thazda1]

One thing I admired about MalcolmX is before he involved himself with NOI he was from the hood, robbed, stole, schemed and one thing you cannot do to somebody that came up from that type of life is feed them bullishTTTT. Malcolm really had a deep passion maybe like he owed them from helping out after he got out of prison and sometimes when people go through what he went through and the NOI helped him get himself together then he felt as though he owed that much and that maybe NOI was the right path to walk but later seen the hypocrisy how the NOI would do the same thing mega churches AKA money scam churches in christianity do too. Come to find out MalcolmX was brutally murdered by his own people. I really believe Master Fard was murdered too the reason Elijah might haven risen in Master Fards place soon after. Rest in love MalcolmX

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you for your comment and for watching! I feel similarly. I believe that Master Fard did meet a bad end. It becomes increasingly difficult to believe he left voluntarily and peacefully after studying many other similar movements and seeing the trajectory of the NOI. Recall that Noble Drew Ali also died under mysterious circumstances after his movement ballooned in membership about 4 years after its founding. I have no proof at all. We may never know the truth but it’s interesting to think about the possibilities. Thanks again !

[@stuartk.nelson6001]

Brotherman, Malcolm X was TOO HONEST for the Nation Of Islam! He told the NAKED TRUTH and got the BOOT!

[@deebonanno3165]

The NOI preaches false Islam

[@marzet70]

Please do documentary of the great migration of blacks in America and how it affected our education and economics

[@blkbleaf]

Great Idea! I’ve given some info on that in a few episodes but maybe a full one on it would be helpful. Ill add that to my list. Got some other things on the way but don’t worry Ill get to it ! 💜

[@z0ee996]

You made a false statement in the part showing Minister Farrakhans 1993 Saviours day speech. In that speech, he did state the reason of why Elijah Muhammad’s domestic life troubled him. He said that Malcolm had a relationship with one of the wives and it hurt him….

[@Imissyoulou]

That was 30 years ago. I doubt if he would say that now. Farrakhan, said he was sorry about some of the things he said and did in reference to Malcolm X.

[@z0ee996]

@@Imissyoulou it was 30 years ago but people keep bringing it up.. Malcolm died well over 30 years ago and people can’t let that go..🤷🏾‍♂️

[@j.o553]

@@z0ee996 Let a ☠️ go? I don’t know many people that do ala mlk day Nah i understand fr

[@woodsd4]

I bear witness that there is no God but Allah and muhammad is his Messenger 🇹🇷..

[@DawudHyatitravels]

This is Shirk and should not be followed. May Allah have mercy & be pleased with Imam W.Deen Muhammad & El Hajj Malik Shabazz

[@eli2saleem297]

Trading spit with whites ain't gonna save you

[@realitytube6290]

Nation of Apostates.

[@dollhouseq1530]

Idk enough about the message that was brought yet but it is dishonorable for Elijah to have extra marital affairs on his wife. He DID NOT marry those women or they would not have been ostracized

[@dollhouseq1530]

@@Salaam71 Malcolm stated they were ostracized and berrated for their "condition" due to Elijah not holding them up as wives to his followers

[@dollhouseq1530]

@@alishabazz7431 He could not legally MARRY more than one woman

[@queentanzanite]

If they were NOT ostracized then why "Put them out???!! & why did several get together & file paternity suits with a famous female attorney? Why did HEM even literally refer to them as "prostitutes" in addressing the accusations to members in a meeting at some point? & yes, I literally heard the audio over a decade ago of him saying it???!!! The gaslighting of the situation MUST STOP!! The narrative has been spun since the 90's...

[@sadiM653]

@@Salaam71there is no legal document that exists stating that he legally had more than 1 wife. Farrakhan lied and said those women were his wives. He will say what is necessary to maintain his position and protect the image of Elijah because it’s his image he is protecting as well in the process. Like it was said in the video. Once Malcom spoke out against Elijah, his fate was sealed. People don’t want the truth, they want a fantasy and will do whatever it takes to maintain it.

[@salj.5459]

@@sadiM653Of course there is no legal document. Polygamy is illegal in America and is a felony in many states

[@afroman6172]

Thank you for this history. Love from Ghana

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you for taking the time to watch !! Honored to have your support 🇬🇭💜

[@KennethBurrell-x2k]

these were the leaders of the day😊😊😊😊

[@KingTK9]

Farrakhan wanted Malcolm’s power and position. Seems like he did everything in his power to get it also.

[@rahsunallah2825]

Absolutely wrong!!!!!!!!

[@Harlowerayne]

You are providing information that was never shared with the public. I appreciate this in-depth look at the Nation of Islam aka N.O.I.

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you ! 💜

[@marzet70]

Wow!!! I don't know what to say? Heavy

[@blkbleaf]

Yes! Very much so! Thank you for watching and commenting 💜

[@marzet70]

​@blkbleaf please do a documentary on the great migration and how it damage black American life especially with education and economics !!! But extremely paradoxical!,,

[@marzet70]

In all of Islam true Islam polygamy is allowed up four wives all of true islaam

[@crimsonjack8617]

Elijah should have backed Malcolm against the DEVIL

[@EmpireOfTheBlackPanther]

Excellent documentary. Thanks.

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you so much for watching and commenting !

[@trueart1894]

I hope you don't characterize my comments as disrespectful, but after listening to your documentary, there are some information that I feel should be corrected. First, Wallace Fard did not pronounce his name as "F-a-r-d" although he spelled it as such. He pronounced his last name as _"Fa-rod"_ as if it had two syllables. This is very important, and deeper research will explain its importance. Also, concerning the human sacrifice, Fard was arrested as the leader of his group which local authorities believed he encouraged ritual murder. He wasn't just "arrested and released". He was arrested on November 24, 1932, evaluated by a psychiatrist, and finally released on December 7, 1932 but not before he was brought before a local judge who "ordered" him out of Detroit and told him not to return. Fard agreed and left Detroit. However, he snuck in and out of Detroit on several occasions until he was apprehended again less than six months later on May 25, 1933. This time he was photographed and fingerprinted (which was not done in his first arrest) and given a stern warning by the judge that if he was ever caught in Detroit again, he would be charged with accessory to murder stemming from cult member Robert Harris' murder conviction. Fard left Detroit and went to Chicago, where, as Elijah Muhammad exclaimed, _"Master Fard was almost immediately arrested upon his arrival and placed behind prison bars."_ Fard was arrested in Chicago on a charge of "investigation as a con man". He was released the next day on his own recognizance. However, Fard was harassed by Chicago police whenever they felt the desire to do so. Nonetheless, he briefly ran his Detroit temple from Chicago and California until June of 1934 when he abruptly stopped corresponding with Elijah Muhammad and was never seen or heard from ever again.

[@blkbleaf]

Hello, first thanks for watching and commenting. On your first point, you are correct I watched interviews with Andrew Morrow who wrote the book “Finding Master Fard” and he pronounced it the way you state above with two syllables. I also heard Imam Warith Muhammad and others pronounce it this way. However, I wasn’t aware of the significance of that pronunciation and so didn’t pick up on that distinction in my research. Thanks for the correction. On your second point, I was/am aware of those details regarding Master Fard’s interactions with the authorities in Detroit and Chicago. I read Beynon’s observations of what he called “The Voodoo Cult” where he referenced the human sacrifice allegation. I also read some things about Hon. Elijah Muhammad having contact with him for some time after he left. I couldn’t find much to support of this aside from references to statements made by Hon. Elijah Muhammad. Whether Master Fard taught human sacrifice or whether this was misconstrued by a member isn’t clear. I also considered the fact that these were “oppositional” sources, if you will. These were people who were skeptical/critical of the religion so I didn’t want to go deep into those claims without having other, better sources to go on. I also felt it wasn’t critical to the overall understanding of this point in the NOIs history. The ultimate result was that he left and was not heard from again after 1934 and Hon. Elijah Muhammad consolidated support from a large portion of the remaining members. I mention that there are still questions to be investigated and answered, though. And that’s why I encourage people to read Morrow’s book for starters. I don’t take this disrespectfully at all. Thank you again for the comment.

[@trueart1894]

@@blkbleaf You're very welcome.

[@asiatic1476]

I liked parts of the doc however there's more to the Malcolm X story that needs to be unpacked here for example the fact that he wanted to rejoin the nation and even apologised for his slander of his teacher he wrote a letter to the Hon Elijah Muhammad. But cool doc family.

[@blkbleaf]

None of the “apologies” that I’ve been shown can be identified as having occurred in the time AFTER Malcolm X publicly announced his departure.

[@bro.vaughn4737]

I’m in the Nation of Islam under the guidance of The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, best decision of my life.

[@AndrewBlair6700]

Honors Noble Drew -Ali ....🇲🇦 ☪️ Moorish Science Temples of America....Peace and Love....Allah we Trust and Muhammad and Jesus we Honor

[@Skinny123451000]

1 Timothy 3:16 Context 13For they that have used the office of a deacon well purchase to themselves a good degree, and great boldness in the faith which is in Christ Jesus. 14These things write I unto thee, hoping to come unto thee shortly: 15But if I tarry long, that thou mayest know how thou oughtest to behave thyself in the house of God, which is the church of the living God, the pillar and ground of the truth. 16And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory.

[@RealBriefDoe]

This was excellent!

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you ! I appreciate your support !

[@Reddxstarr1958]

All Praises due to Hon Elijah Muhammad my famous Ga Home boy we was both was born and raised in central/south Ga...

[@shuaibshabazz7361]

Ok so that’s why you asked the questions you did and I see why your so diluted in your thinking do read Arabic ? I bet you don’t fard Muhammad knew the truth but changed what he read and brainwashed the hell out of people 😂😂😂😂😂 yo dude don’t even respond to comment because the entire movement of the FOI and NOI is mashnoon , now do some research on the word mashnoon

[@savemyself100]

Too many mistakes, Marcus Garvey studied under a Muslim name Duce Muhammad, The N.O.I has never copied from Garvey or Drew Ali . AND There is ONLY ONE PICTURE OF THESE ARE NOT THEM. And Imam wd never saw Fard Muhammad or Believed in Him.

[@704JOE]

MARCUS GRAVEY STUDIED UNDER THE NAME DUCE😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭😭STOP

[@vsauceobadiah2293]

@@704JOEactually the brother or sister is right. I believe he meant to say Garvey studied under a Muslim man named Dusé Muhammad that is true and Dusé taught him African Nationalism. Not that Garvey took on the name Dusé.

[@704JOE]

@@vsauceobadiah2293 THANK U BROTHER........ I'M MAN ENOUGH TO SAY I STAND CORRECTED......... PEACE BROTHER

[@vsauceobadiah2293]

@@704JOE Peace be with you Beloved!

[@yusufhakeem5567]

As salaam Alaikunm Dear beloved Black family, I'm a true follower of our DIVINE messenger Most Hon Elijah Muhammed(P.B.U.H) over 28yrs if you don't truly live this in your life how truly speak about this in truthfully I listen and heard opinions about our nation,but i know our DIVINE Nation. Let me correct some things I heard first OUR DIVINE MESSENGER (P.B.U.H) don't teach us religion he teaches us the knowledge of our DIVINE self 2nd it's not a religion it's the nature of who we truly are Islam means submission that brings peace that is the nature of black people and we don't come from a organization we are a nation America Christians stole a nation of black people from our original land and we was Muslims in those slave ships WE must KNOW and UNDERSTAND by Alex Haley OUR ROOTS FROM YOUR BELOVED BROTHER YUSUF HAKEEM HOPE THIS ENLIGHTENING YOU FIND OUT MORE ABOUT YOUR DIVINE SELF IN ALLAH'S DIVINE GRACE ✨️

[@deebonanno3165]

Your words are dope except the Prophet Muhammad is the last Prophet not Elijah Muhammad

[@showmeyourdaleel6568]

Nation of Bidah

[@tonymo5231]

That’s the hypocrisy and foolishness that’s going on in the Middle East! Homosexuality, pedos and support for Zionist. That’s the Bidah

[@screenwatcher949]

very informative thank you

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you so much for watching and commenting!

[@ordinaryextraordinarybrotha]

What is your view on the Black panther party what do you think is the most best black movement so far

[@blaine2998]

great work sister

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you ! I appreciate you watching and commenting! 💜

[@Harlowerayne]

Excellent fair content. Thank you.

[@MoorishMonitor]

13:35 - the perceived contradiction between Master Fard's speculated respect for the "finality of Prophethood" doctrine as per "traditional Islam" and his potential membership with the Ahmadian sect which allegedly undermines this doctrine, is resolved by studying the Ahmadiyya Anjuman Ishaat-Islaam Lahore (the Lahorian sect or faction of the Ahmadiyya Movement). This latter group holds views on this doctrine that are more in line with "traditional Islam" and there is newer research that backs this claim by Dr. Fatima Fanusi and Prof. Tawsif Elahi Chowdhury.

[@richblackman770]

Great work

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you so much !

[@Flamezofthedragon]

Thank you

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@dame5372]

Jesus the messiah the rest false prophets

[@C.A.N59199]

According to christian teachings, Jesus isn't a prophet. When you say he's a prophet, you're admitting to our belief. Because Jesus is a prophet for us muslimun. For the christians, he's god, which is against the teachings of God in the Holy scriptures ...

[@zeyh863]

@@C.A.N59199 she did not say Jesus is a prophet she says he is the messiah and the rest (like prophet muhammad) are false prophets. Jesus claimed his divinity in John 8:58 - “Before Abraham was, I AM”. I AM was the name God told to Moses to reveal to Jews. So Jesus is claiming eternity. Islam recognizes this by calling Jesus the “Word of Allah” (Surah 4:171). This matches John 1-2 in the Gospel or Injeel. In Islam Jesus was sinless, did not die, and was a creator (he breathed life into a clay bird that became real). Muhammad was a sinner who performed no miracles and is dust in a grave. Even by Muslim standards Jesus Christ is the example for all time and for people, not muhammad.

[@troneenort7304]

I mean it literally says in the bible that jesus is prophet​@@C.A.N59199

[@MuhammadTheFinalProphet]

@@zeyh863 watch your mouth idolater😒

[@rahsunallah2825]

That jail picture is not fard!

[@blkbleaf]

Those are pictures which researchers use when investigating Master Fard’s origins. I say in the video that his exact identity and origins have never been conclusively determined.

[@rahsunallah2825]

​@@blkbleafso why post it🤔

[@yusefkarriem5761]

The Honorable Elijah Muhammad lives

[@j.o553]

Excuse me? Where?

[@sadiM653]

I have a new perspective after rewatching this again. What stood out the most was “providing psychological comfort with the use of theology for financial gain” The Church was too docile and to be honest still is very docile when it comes to racial inequality. The Nation of Islam provided a more dominant point of view but only in theory. If it can still be pushed that the only way Black Americans will elevate, is to stay away from white people in a very mixed society that we all live in, in 2024. Then it can be continuously justified why things have not changed for black America, when in 2024 and even then it would have been impossible even with segregation to be completely removed from white society. Providing an impossible answer to a Global systemic racial issue, was purely for the psychological comfort for the financial gain. Racism has become so pervasive in Global Society it is not just white people who are in participation. Many people of color are genuinely interested in upholding anti-black sentiment, along with the xenophobia of Black Americans specifically.

[@blkbleaf]

Thanks for posting your perspective. I think that, as you mentioned, it was the rhetoric that was unique and confrontational. The church actually did pursue and achieve political concessions but those concessions have had mixed results. Meanwhile, the NOI told black people that political change was futile and openly opposed the church led movements. It’s an interesting discussion about the different ways both perspectives were right and wrong. Thanks again for watching and commenting.

[@kingdomofgarvin3432]

Thanks you

[@mackwynn7614]

Master Fard Muhammad is from Mecca this is not accurate

[@zeyh863]

What proof do you have of this? A birth certificate? A document? Anything? Or you just repeating NOI propaganda

[@rashawnrollins564]

Good work

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you !! I appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@devin1820ify]

I just watched a video of of a NOI member saying he believes that Elijah Muhammad is god in the flesh.. Is this what the NOI believes?

[@blkbleaf]

Hey, thanks for the question. I’ll start by stating that over the years certain teachings within the NOI have evolved or been clarified (as the members would say) by the current leadership. So, I can’t speak to the accepted teachings for members TODAY. In terms of the historical Nation of Islam, The Hon. Elijah Muhammad is to NOI members who the 6th Century Prophet Muhammad is to mainstream Muslims. So they didn’t see him as “God in the flesh”, but as a messenger of God. And God, according to their teachings, came in the person of Master WD Fard. Given that they believe Hon. Elijah Muhammad saw the face of God and learned directly from him, he and his family are extremely revered. In fact, any of the old members (most have passed away by now) who actually joined under Master Fard would be seen similarly. And this is another reason why Hon. Louis Farrakhan had more credibility when he left than Hon. Silis Muhammad. I believe one of Hon. Elijah Muhammad siblings may have joined Hon. Silis Muhammad’s group. But a lot of Hon. Elijah Muhammad’s wives and children went with Farrakhan including one son who looks exactly like him! Having Hon. Elijah Muhammad’s bloodline, is extremely significant. I hope that answers your question ! Thanks again !

[@WokeProduction]

Like good politicians, religious leaders start by saying the obvious; the next thing they want is our vote (or to attend their place of worship). Yes to some of what he says, but no to following any spiritual system that isn't based on and from Africa. Most religious leaders say precisely what we want to hear but not what we need to hear. As much as I love Malcolm X, worship of Arabia and Saudi Arabia have never benefited but a few blacks at the top $. Peace. Ase, Shalom, Amandla, Amandla, Hotep, Imani, Ubuntu. Remember NOI leader told members to buy and read Scientology book by L Ron Hubbard. Dianetics. Sweet talk doesn't = black liberation.

[@95promotions]

It amazes me how much time is spent trying to tear down the greatest black leader in American history. T.H.E.M. has not been surpassed in accomplishments for the disenfranchised African-Americans. How many ppl have taken a religion and proselytized or evangelize the way they see fit. For some reason when black ppl in America create a culture, it is picked apart as invalid. Will we say the same for Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, Baptist, Sufi, wicca? All of the religions i listed have influences from other cultures or completely unheard of doctrine, but are accepted as ways of life for those who choose. It seems that only the Nation of Islam, it's leadership, and followers are the only ppl who are classified as delusional to believe what they do.

[@blkbleaf]

Hello, yes there are people providing information on Jehovah Witnesses, Mormons, Christians (Baptists), Islam, and many other religions. Black people have every right to celebrate our religious traditions while also examining their histories from a non-supernatural perspective. Thank you for your comment !

[@supermike2164]

So the reason why this is a very bad documentary is because the presentation is very good and a decent job was done in the production so its interesting and sounds legitimate. But if we had not known that several claims had been absolutely debunked but they were presented as fact in this documentary. One example is that picture of wallace DODD FORD 1926 San Quinton mug shot being passed off as Master Fard Muhammad . We know that these were not the same men. Its like this person tries to present history but she takes the negative opinion and presents it as fact. For example her belief that its more about money than the religious beliefs or the claims that the kkk "protects " the nation of Islam just because Elijah Muhammad had people negotiate with them. The NOI is almost 100 years young and continues to change the society in every generation and has not compromised the core principles and values its not perfect but what group is? More good than bad has come to us

[@blkbleaf]

Hello, The picture you referenced is believed to be an existing picture of Master Fard by some historians. However, I say in the documentary that Master Fard’s identity has never been confirmed. The NOI admits that Master Fard was arrested/interrogated by police before his 1934 departure. I also never said the KKK “protects” the NOI. I recounted a meeting where a KKK group offered the NOI protection in exchange for their commitment to segregation and any information on MLK’s whereabouts. They declined to give any information on MLK. The financial aspect is often overlooked by outsiders. It’s an interesting and important part of the organization since the NOI promoted the idea of black cooperative economics. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@supermike2164]

@@blkbleaf you probably researched so much controversy and cointel-pro disinformation that you completely forgot to understand how most people and their families are positively influenced by learning the teaching of the NOI and becoming members whether they stay active or not. I didn't even hear a basic philosophy breakdown of Elijah Muhammads books. I heard you say that a "core" part of the teaching is that all whites are evil and devils. It is true that we teach that but the NOI definition of devil and God is different from what the average person would understand and those definitions are written in the core texts ( Supreme Wisdom, message to the black man , holy quran) . The way you present the NOI if I had not known better I would not understand how a group like that could survive thrive and continue to attract members for 100 years. Thank you for your effort to inform.

[@ordinaryvalley]

watch at .75

[@bennyblack9084]

Thought this would be objective and factual 😢

[@Imissyoulou]

According to DuBois, the talented tenth, would be light skinned. He said, "The lighter, the better."

[@bozyurekli6566]

What they say and what they experience are wrong.

[@empressmuffin7494]

♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@BetterCallJoseph]

👍🏾

[@blkbleaf]

Thank you!

[@FrankAmil]

Noble drew Ali was the greatest and most influential leader we ever had. He almost took down the federal reserve and the great depression was induced because of him working to almost destroy the matrix

[@AsarEl777]

All of what you said about my prophet Ali is goggle research and untrue

[@BrotherAbednego]

This documentary is very misleading and definitely lacks research

[@blkbleaf]

I respectfully disagree, but thank you for the comment.

[@brucekarriem2681]

@@blkbleaf you made a considerable amount of mistakes and your cynicism is evident

[@blkbleaf]

@@brucekarriem2681 well, thanks for watching and commenting.

[@mathulaw31]

Also The black man didn't just appear. He build a body and an earth for himself over the course of trillions of years

[@garsayfsomali]

seriously need to stop using Islam's name this way.

[@blkbleaf]

Hello, not sure if you’re referring to the religion group using the name or myself but thanks for the comment.

[@garsayfsomali]

@@blkbleaf how dare you refer to our religion as using your name? If you want to make a religion do so without using our vocabulary. black this black that , imagine an identiy based on skin color . True Islam i not so shallow . cease defaming our name

[@nmasiyah959]

@@garsayfsomali in Islam being the original nature of the original man and the black man being the original man to the planet you seem somewhat confused to think that Islam belongs to anyone except the black man. No matter where you are from. Honest history and anthropology work will show you the orgin of man is black. Where ever you are from you can't go back far enough into your history before you run into your black side. Instead of being a racist. Disrespecting Abraham to Bilal read a book and learn something real

[@dollhouseq1530]

@@garsayfsomali The video creator is not using the Islam name. The Nation of Islam has existed since the 1930's. This is just a recap of their religion. I don't understand what you are upset about???

[@garsayfsomali]

@@dollhouseq1530 Islam and the Nation of Islam are two different religions. Kind of like Copyright infringement but at the religious level

[@newblackworldorder9030]

Master Fard Muhammad Taught a (Theology of Time) and a (Form of Gematria) Called English Lessons, W.D. Fard Left in 1934. The 14th Book of The Bible Chronicles and The 39th Book Malachi, The Name (Elijah Muhammad) Exactly 14 Letters Also He is Mentioned in The 39th Book. Etymology. Noun. Middle English cronicle "chronicle," from early French chronique (same meaning), derived from Greek chronikos, "of time," from chronos "time" - related to anachronism, chronic, synchronous. Lost Found Muslim Lesson #1 Has 14 Qestions, Lost Found Muslim Lesson #2 Has 40 Questions, in Fact There are 1440 Minutes in 1 Day 1440-1 = 1439!

[@zeyh863]

😂😂😂

[@rahsunallah2825]

There's a lot of misinformation in this video and should have been better researched.

[@blkbleaf]

Hello, what misinformation was presented?

[@ekbanks]

​@@blkbleaf Short of 2 min a bold lie is stated that Booker T Washington late the foundation for the nation of Islam lol... Master Fard Muhammad said he came by him self.

[@Tallman89]

?

[@TIMSAH507]

fake group

[@philipireland5255]

Sister O sister what do you believe in?

[@eg-cv3bz]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bakarayguilbeaux6433]

Jesus Christ is The Truth. Allah is not a god..

[@-brutal-.]

Why and why not?

[@cathymiller2798]

@@-brutal-. False religions won't save anyone ... Islam Buddhism Hinduism ... .. Matthew 24:14 And this Gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world as a witness unto all Nations and then the End shall come ~ There is One Faith .. Ephesians 4-5 One Lord One Faith One Baptism ~ .............There is No " Interfaith " ..There is One Faith It is Not Islam Buddhism Hinduism Romans 10:17 So then Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word of God ~ The Papacy doesn't preach the Gospel .. Its is signed w/the Fraternal Brotherhood Interfaith Headquarters Abu Dhabi promoting a world Interfaith religion .. Get out of Catholicism ..It is a false church .. Decades leading world religious deception welcoming the AntiChrist Rome designed Vatican Center as a serpent .. Altar head eyes and fangs in 24/7 Satan worship welcoming AntiChrist .. Get out of it.. 1John 2:22 who is al liar but he that denies Jesus is Christ? he is AntiChrist that denies the Father and the Son 23 he that denies the Son the same hath not the Father; he that acknowledges the Son hath the Father also ~ John 10:9 For the thief comes not but to steal kill and destroy 10 But I am come that ye might have life and have it more abundantly ~ Ephesians 2:8-9 For it's by Grace ye are Saved through Faith; and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God; and not of works lest any man shall boast ~ John 14:6 And Jesus said unto him; I am the Way the Truth and the Life No man comes unto the Father but by me ~ John 3:16 For God so loved the world that He gave HIs only begotten Son that whoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life ~ There is No Abrahamic covenant outside of Jesus.. John 8:58 Truly I tell you; Before Abraham was; I am ~ 1Timothy 2:5 For there is One God and One mediator between God and men the man Christ Jesus 6 who gave himself a ransom for all to be testified in due time ~ Galatians 3:28 There is neither jew nor greek; there is neither bond nor free; there is neither male nor female in Christ For ye are all One in Christ ~ 29 And if ye be Christ's, then are ye Abraham's seed and heirs according to the Promise ~ Romans 10:9 That if thou confess w/thy mouth the Lord Jesus Christ and believe in thy heart that God hath raised him from the dead thou shalt be Saved 10 For it's w/the heart man believes unto righteousness; It's w/ the mouth confession is made unto Salvation ~ Colossians 2:8 Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit after the traditions of men after the rudiments of the world and not after Christ ~ Romans 10:13 Whosoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be Saved ~ John 3:3 Truly truly I tell you; except a man be born again; he cannot see the kingdom of God ~

[@wildworld1133]

This is stupid, Allah is God, the same God that Jesus told you to praise 😂😂

[@j.o553]

Just let them believe ever they would like. Because i hate when others come to a Christian video etc and say “there’s no Jesus blah blah blah ..” so in fairness to them and any one else, you watched a video about their practice or religion, don’t try and change they mind. That’s my thought

[@nmasiyah959]

Elijah never said anything about booker t or Marcus garvey or drew ali being a foundation for the Nation of Islam. Propaganda video above

[@blkbleaf]

I was speaking historically. According to when each figure rose to prominence. And yes, The Hon. Elijah Muhammad stated that he believed he was finishing their work --> "I have always had a very high opinion of the late Noble Drew Ali and Marcus Garvey and admired their courage in helping our people (the so-called Negroes) and appreciated their work. Both of these men were fine Muslims. The followers of Noble Drew Ali and Marcus Garvey should now follow me and co-operate with us and in our work because we are only trying to finish up what those before us had started" - Chapter entitled "The Late Noble Drew Ali and Marcus Garvey" from "The Supreme Wisdom" Vol 2. and Marcus Garvey was inspired to create the UNIA after reading Booker T. Washington book "Up from slavery". Thanks for the comment!

[@nmasiyah959]

@BLKBLEAF historically according to limited research of history combined with even more limitations with regards to the Nation of Islam specific history. Meaning Elijah Muhammad taught a right and exact message that doesn't need adding of taking away for fear to misleading the very ones he was teaching. The history he taught took us back to the creation of the sun and even to the birth of his teacher Master Fard Muhammad. When others choose to mention Elijah Muhammad in the context outside of his direct teaching but added a little of what he taught to prove a point it become misleading and tricknology. You can mention a quote that Elijah Muhammad had an high opinion fie these two men. But with true historical research and scholar you could find many places where he said he was not a Follower of these two men but only one. Master Fard Muhammad. You can try and mislead the people with your propaganda and opinions but why put it out as history if you are not going to do the proper research. These one quote that are misinterpreted but people run with it to chase some recognition when you could do the right thing by telling the whole truth will only leave you at a dead end.

[@nmasiyah959]

@@blkbleaf when speaking historically its best to stick with the facts. And you can get directly all of what Elijah muhammad said with regards to drew ali and Marcus garvey. If you are going to talk about the Nation of Islam and call it a documentary then it can only come from Elijah Muhammad exclusively to have any real truth or relevance to it. Otherwise you are added the enemies doctrine that has been against the Nation of Islam from the origin. Nice attempt. But my ears burned too much I couldn't continue from fear of being mislead.

[@blkbleaf]

I didn’t say he was a “follower” of those two in this documentary. I said those movements laid the groundwork for the emergence of the NOI which is true. Also, The Hon. Elijah Muhammad authored the Supreme Wisdom Vol. 1 and 2. So those are his words regarding Noble Ali and Marcus Garvey. He said he was finishing their work.

[@blkbleaf]

I have stuck to facts and included a citation above from the Hon. Elijah Muhammad’s writings. If anything is erroneous or misconstrued, please provide a citation demonstrating this.