How Malcolm X converted 1 million Americans to Islam

[@ViolettaVie]

I can attest to this. My parents were in the nation but then they became Muslims not long after. My brothers and I were raised as Muslims, learning the Qur'an and going to Friday prayers, alhumdulillah. Now we are all married with children of our own, raising them by the Qur'an and establishing prayer and paying zakat. Allah has truly blessed us.

[@ummpearls]

MashaAllah. Bless you.

[@carpediem5884]

Alhamdulilah..

[@xeedsenterprise505]

Subhanallah

[@libanwarsame5428]

Maasha Allah.

[@casualobserver288]

Subhan'allah

[@reefk3412]

My grandfather took shahada in the late 1960s after Malik El Shabazz aka Malcom X left the nation Alhamdulilah me and my family are born Muslims in this family

[@DennisTheMenace-1999]

Masha’Allah

[@semkali9028]

MashaAllah Brother, I am very glad to have a Muslim brother on the other side of the world, much respect and love from North Africa 👍🏻💪🏻

[@med8895]

Greetings and salam from Morocco to you brother.

[@abdallahal-khaify]

Maa shaa Allah walhamdulillah

[@reefk3412]

​@semkali9028 as salamulakum unfortunately alot the arabs in America don't like us black Muslims, I want to visit north Africa next year INSHALLAH

[@abumuad]

I am a "white" American convert to Islam. My introduction to Islam was through the autobiography of Malcolm X.

[@abdallahal-khaify]

Maa shaa Allah walhamdulillah

[@isaacmattingly-wales2868]

Same brother

[@Simon12822]

Bro you reverted

[@abumuad]

@@Simon12822 yeah, I use the word "convert" because most non Muslims don't understand that we are all born Muslim.

[@azhancheema]

Bro Nation of Islam Is Not Islam go and Follow Prophet Muhammed PBUH and learn about his life and Read Quran stop following any of the people

[@babarasul680]

I am ashamed I did not know this piece of Muslim history. BarakAllahu feek brother for educating me.

[@bourisb24yearsago11]

You're ashamed you didn't know about shirk?

[@babarasul680]

@@bourisb24yearsago11 you go everywhere trying to be a smartass?

[@nomansyt]

​@@bourisb24yearsago11mufti spotted 😂. Learn to crawl before you learn to walk.

[@Goober-r8b]

@@bourisb24yearsago11 I think the OP meant the "nation of Islam"

[@mhafeez4323]

@@bourisb24yearsago11The message is way deeper than that

[@sh3557]

These high quality videos will definitely get you big on YT insha’allah keep it up bro

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Amin brother :)

[@prophesy1000]

​@@OmaroftheOrientassalamu alaikum

[@strifelord5239]

Brother Malcolm touched so many lives. His life greatly influenced me to become a Muslim Al Hamdu Lillah and I am not black or American. He was way ahead of his time. A true champion of Islam and an exemplary example of a man, a human being and an activist. He is and will forever be the greatest American in history. His influence goes way beyond America. America was way too small for him. I pray that Allah raises Malcolm to the highest ranks of Paradise alongside the great scholars, fathers, leaders, daees, mujahids, mujadids, martyrs and followers of Muhamad (SAW), for he was each and every one of those things. Ameen. Our Shining Black Prince.

[@نوكيانوك]

Amen my lord allah

[@hammadkarim8348]

Ameen

[@abdallahal-khaify]

Allahumma ameen

[@ElliottRandle]

Malcolm didn't convert anybody. Who was his teacher, I ask? This man was a traitor and in the end if he would have live the nations was going to let him come home after he retract everything he said out of anger and hate. This devil and those like him need to stay out of nations business. How does America deal with their traitors? This Wallace Dod devil the American government brought forth has long been know to be a government fiction. The Honorable Elijah Muhammad ask the government to bring this imposter before him and the world and tell him what he taught him if this Wallace Dod was real Master Fard Muhammad. Muhammad A

[@ElliottRandle]

The most Honorable Elijah Muhammad said to the religious, scientific world that if any could prove one word a lie that he taught , he would give his life and 10,000 dollars for lieing. Til this day america or the world has not cashed in. Islam in the east has long been taken over and corrupted by devil Turkic tribes over the centeries. The nation grew larger many years after Malcolm. If Wallace Muhammad thought his father was a fraud , why did he run his lieing ass back to the nation and his father after the assassination of Malcolm?. Wallace hated his father because his black spoiled ass got drafted into the army and wanted his father to use the power; f the nation to keep him out the draft. His father explained to him why that would not be possible. The devils would draw cas s out and bank rupt the nation. Othe members had over the past years had been imprisoned falsely as did Elijah himself in 1942 for they say draft evation. The man was already in his 40s . When Wallace got out of prison the man for don't even return home for years to his own wife and children. He ran his ass to Canada until Malcolm was killed then ran his ass back to his father. The nation is and always will be the nations of Master Fard Muhammad and his last messenger , The Honorable Elijah Muhammad.

[@ishtiaqmiraj1853]

Whenever I hear the story of Malcom X, I cannot hold my tears. What a hero he was! May Allah dignify his position in all the realms!

[@habeebatgambari9697]

Alhamdulillah, may Allah bless Malcolm x and Muhammad Ali and grant them jannah

[@johariendan7696]

👍👍

[@kl8650]

Ameen!

[@lisa_moscow8833]

Ameen

[@zaidrahman7102]

Aameen.

[@abdallahal-khaify]

Allahumma ameen

[@rickylahey7175]

If Malcom X was alive for another 10 years American would have been a totally different place.

[@nathandurant2825]

Islamic hellhole you mean?

[@jackwilliam2965]

​@@nathandurant2825well it is a Christian hell hole now. Majority of the incarcerated humans come from the same particular race. The 1% are rich and so many brocken people addicted to drugs, sex, etc.. Liberalism a free society with a jail mentality.

[@user-vu4ch6om7q]

⁠@@nathandurant2825if “hellhole” be the word you deem to be fit, then so be it. Your ignorance and stupidity is awe inspiring 😂

[@brotherkareem181]

@@nathandurant2825😂😂😂

[@magombeyusuf6047]

​@@nathandurant2825you must be frothing at the mouth with anger watching this video 😅😅😅

[@r.b.608]

High quality video! Strange that this channel hasn’t blown up. Maybe in the future Insha’Allah!

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Insha Allah brother 😅

[@SM-uv7hw]

In Sha Allah your channel will blow up. These videos are amazingly informative but interesting at the same time! I usually get bored easily but I was tuned in 100% of the time. Thanks for this

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Thank you so much!

[@bashirgiftUg]

Jazakallahu Khair brother much love from Uganda 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Thank you brother 😊

[@mzc.3]

This man deserves so much more views

[@charlesmaddox8551]

As salaamu alaikum, thanks for highlighting the history many don't know about.

[@sharmarkeabdullahi2437]

Glad you made this vid was a very needed explanation to our Muslim brothers may Allah guide us all to to the correct way of Islam and the sunnah of the prophet Muhammad (pbuh)

[@teemadarif8243]

Jazak'allah khair akh .

[@veenakhaleque8152]

Malcolm X is by far the greatest African American ever born.

[@CanaryKin]

He was certainly great. But African Americans Community has created some of the greatest people that ever lived. To survive in a hostile environment and rise to greatness requires sacrifice that most of the communities are not willing to give.

[@fayaqun0]

​@@CanaryKinexactly ❤

[@fayaqun0]

Indeed He was one of the greatest. And, probably the greatest amongst the known Afro-American. Don't forget that the community was just surviving and not writing anything about the greatest men they produced. 😢

[@jamesmiller3816]

That was one extremely emotional and subjective comment. For you to make that comment, it manifests that you don’t know a scintilla about African American History.

[@veenakhaleque8152]

@@jamesmiller3816 I presume you are one of the greatest leaders of white supremacists. KKK fighters.

[@rodcav3]

Great video but I think people know about malcolm X even if they don;t know his entire history..Denzel Washington even portrayed him on the big screen. Denzel being one of the finest and mostprominent actors over the last 20 years..so i think most people do know about Malcom. The person most people don't know about is Elijah Muhammad

[@OmaroftheOrient]

You have a point. The most important person, though, is Warith D. Muhammad. He's the real hero of the story.

[@rodcav3]

@@OmaroftheOrient Not sure there is a hero in this story..they are all prominent leaders..so little is known about Warith Dean Muhammad because he like Farrakhan are contemporary leaders and Warith unlike Farrakhan prefers to stay out of main stream issues and conflict..very little is known about farrakhan as well outside of the nation and what the media portrays him as

[@kcblkpanther]

I appreciate the story but Muslims have always been in America especially the Antebellum South Omar Said's hand written Quran is in the Smithsonian

[@jalalstephens7457]

My father joined in NOI in 50s and my family became sunni under imam Warith Deen Muhammad

[@nuhashahmed7692]

@@kcblkpanther Yes 40% of the African slaves brought to the US in the Trans Atlantic slave trade were muslim but that isn't relevant here because most of them lost there religion or couldn't pass it down to anyone until Wallace Muhammad arrived outta nowhere lol.

[@mikkayosef8008]

Worth Deen Muhammad was a real hero! He realized the truth and rebelled even against his father, Elijah Muhammad - (a true apostate!) Denying his outrageous claims!! Worth Deen Muhammad - A real American hero if I've ever seen one!! He brought people out of the darkness and into the light! May Allah swt reward him!

[@potassiumk7954]

SubhanAllah none of us even heard about Warith. May Allah have mercy on him

[@ShayanSaqiba]

I can see you put a lot into the research and editing and I can tell this is going to be a big channel one day good luck

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Thanks for the encouragement! :D

[@leventtrolley9135]

I don't know if you will read this or not. This video is one of the BEST things I've ever seen on KZbin. It's the first time I see you. I never knew anything about this before, simply because I'm not American. ...Now, I think Malcolm's trip to Mecca changed history simply because → If this hadn't happened, a new religion would have been created under the name of "Islam" (another 🆕 sub-sect) with extremist ideas claiming to belong to Islam, this would have created an (religious) ideology negatively in the community (of course we can't forget the horrible things that have been done by white supremacists too, but ain't discussing it here). ...This is exactly what happened in several Islamic countries under the name of "Islam". Look at the ruling family in Syria, its history, and the development of events ever then, you will know what I am referring to. What I would like to say is that Malcolm has contributed to preventing the formation of a new religion (extremist religious ideology) that claims to be "Islam/Islamic" but in reality it is not related to Islam in any way. I hope that he will receive mercy from God for this amazing and mighty work. Great content 👍🏻.

[@tydiab8838]

My mother took Warithadean to Jerusalem to pray at al Aqsa, Israel had banned him originally but my mother's ties to the PLO peace treaty with Israel let him arrive & pray in Al Aqsa,she knew him through her cousin Dr. Jamil Diab who taught Arabic to Nation of Islam followers in Chicago for years.

[@vernonrobinson1685]

Excellent

[@Jet_Lover]

One of the most underrated channel

[@shamsali9903]

Brother whoever you are, you did a great job with this video. It's worth sharing.

[@razmiihsan8897]

Assalamualaikum. This video is a profound reminder for me. Jazakallahu khairan.

[@Muslim_Lady]

This video brought me to tears, I have such great respect for these men, may Allah have mercy on their souls and grant them Paradise. Great men of Islam, alhamdulillah to have such beautiful human beings as brothers in faith. By the way, I am a Muslim of mixed Arab and white American blood but alhamdulillah we are all one big Muslim family. Alhamdulillah I have never ever in my life had prejudice against any race on earth nor have I experienced racism but I hate racism to the core, racism is so so evil and unjust, that is why these men's stories affect me a lot, it's just such a sad and terrible history that they and other African Americans had to go through in America. I am so happy they found their peace and happiness in Islam.

[@SimonMohaimin]

Thanks for this video. It was so informative. May Allah bless us all. I am Bangladeshi American. So I can feel the change here in America. Hope one day Muslims will be the majority here and bring only peace.

[@17-MASY]

Respect to brother Malcolm/Malik, from a white Muslim from the Lavant. It is the power of Islam that unites people from different places and times.

[@moyurbird7829]

May Allah forgive our short comings & reward us for our intention. They believed. Allah knows best ❤

[@shadanequbal6756]

Allahu Akbar! Subhan Allah. I'm a born Indian Muslim but never knew about this "nation of Islam" existence!! Thanks and Jazak Allahu Khairan for this gem of information.

[@harisshah8559]

nation of islam arent true muslims that why Malcolm x converted to real islam

[@abulhimma7317]

Maa sha Allah. Thanks brother. I find this video very interesting and informing. I had always wanted to know about Muhammad Ali's reversion and finally here I'm served. Jazaakallahu khairan. May Allah uplift the ummah. Ameen.

[@emptythrone75]

I already knew about Malik al shabbaz and Muhammad Ali but never heard of warith deen Muhammad may Allah have mercy on them all, he really changed nation of Islam and brought people to the real Islam, subhan allah

[@hakeemajibola5555]

Thanks brother for this enlightening video. It has taught me of the early history of Islam in America which I didn't know before. Cheers

[@defrocker0569]

In my opinion, the NOI put the terms Islam, Muslim and the Arabic greeting popular in the U.S, although there were traditional Muslims here, but they were quiet, particularly those from the early immigrant community.

[@kenkaneki9138]

I might be wrong but early immigrant Muslims were probably highly influenced by secularism and liberalism from their lands that was just under colonialism.

[@AkhborjonBobonazarov]

We appreciate your hard word brother!

[@ussain3132]

great video, hope your channel will get bigger inshallah

[@SilentBlindDeaf]

Keep it up bro, great content!

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Thanks, brother!

[@AjTemasek]

Jazakumullah khairon for so much truth. May Allah keep you steadfast in Islam.

[@kalimdar3899]

Brother Omar you are never disappointing us. May Allah reward you for all the good you are doing.

[@zackhashi6506]

May Allah have mercy on them

[@OmaroftheOrient]

amin, thumma amin

[@xichangyathrib5167]

Allahumma ameen

[@Bilind]

jazak allah khair brother

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Wa iyyak brother :)

[@alexsabre1323]

Love it.. learned so much, much appreciated brother

[@tibzig1]

Young man, you are doing an excellent job getting out the truth about Islam and Muslims and destroying myths and fallacies. Allah bless!

[@thundergod_07]

Not a Muslim but i respect your work and historical accuracy. Keep up the good work brother.

[@osmanyussuf7069]

Malcolm X a man of the century

[@Natalka78finland]

mashaAllah such a powerful video consisting of multiple details. May Allah (The one and only GOD) subhanahu wa taala, bless you with his barakah for making your efforts spreading the truth about Islam.

[@hmzhus]

African Americans need to learn more about Islam

[@tosamja117]

He wrote about white Muslims: “Their belief in the Oneness of God (Allah) had actually removed the 'white' from their minds, which automatically changed their attitude and behavior toward people of other colors. Their belief in the Oneness of God has actually made them so different from Ameriican whites, their outer physical characteristics played no part at all in my mind during all my close associations with them.”

[@yourmajestythequeen8147]

It makes a lot of sense actually islam has always been against racism, been progressive hundreds of year before the west started preaching about being non-discriminatory. Just look at how the prophet took bilal as the one to do adzan just because he has beautiful voice. It has taught meritocracy in a world plagued with feudal lords. So a typical white american product of malcom’s time would have to greatly rewrite their moral alignment to be against racism if they truly want to be muslim

[@TreyMessiah95]

Assalamualaikum I'm an black American (Not an African American) please be respectful not all of us want to be called that. I'm an Muslim revert and my brother is also an Muslim, inshallah.

[@neilien3317]

(Not an African American) ?????

[@ith3323]

Wa aleykum assalam, why don‘t you want to be called african american? Don‘t you have roots in africa?

[@thestealth2448]

@@ith3323e is probably a diaspora African living in the US. They would call themselves Nigerian-American, Ghanaian-American etc. African American refers to black Americans who trace their ancestry to African slaves

[@loveheals6184]

@@thestealth2448 some do. I would honor this brother's choice to be called Black American, while acknowledging and stating he CANNOT make a unilateral statement for all Black people who are the descendants of the Africans brought to the U.S. and now are African-American/Black American. Nor should others try to do that to him. However, I find it deeply ironic that that's his position while watching a program on El Hajj Malik alShabazz/Malcolm X because the organization he created was called The Organization of Afro-American Unity. He also stressed solidarity among all people of Black/Africana heritage. Going further back, one of the most powerful spiritual forces for liberation was the Black church- one branch of which is the still thriving A.M.E. Church which stands for African Methodist Episcopal Church. So that's also a choice to disrespect how those ancestors identified once they were free to do so. Finally, about 20% of the enslaved Africans brought to the U.S. were Muslim. So in this rejection may again be Muslim ancestors because of personal or ideological bias against Africa. It's wild that some of us are big on the universality of Islam while finding ways to distance from others we may be perceived as similar to. Aside from Black/Africana folk like me, I've in it in folk from different parts of Asia, the Middle East, Europe, etc. Insha Allah, all of us continue to grow in wisdom and purification of our souls. Amn.

[@yahmings23]

African American is a vague term established by a Christian man. I agree with you my brother in faith(Al-Islam) I am black American. I identity as Foundational Black American. We haven't been back to Africa in decades. Elon Musk & Charlize Theron are "African Americans" I personally trace my roots to the south of America where chattel slavery occurred. Nobody is telling Jamaicans or Aboriginal Australians to call themselves that label. You never hear African Jamaican😂😂😂...you'll never hear Carribean African. So the miseducation is set to further misguide and have us further seeking identity. We been in American before Europeans. Look it up!

[@saadwael492]

He will be rewarded for all people who embraced Islam because of him InshaAllah.

[@عمادالزهراني-ث1ز]

جزاك الله خير،هاذا المحتوى الذي يستحق المشاهده

[@DIGI3COM]

Amazing work brother. You got a new subscriber!

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Thanks for the sub!

[@MrsBlueRoseLady]

Assalamualaikuum brother... Thank you for this video, I learned new things today, alhamdulillah... 😊🤲😊

[@juanpAAA2059]

This is so enriching!!! Mashallah you are doing a great job.

[@hasanaktas6929]

Inshallah Malcolm X is in Heaven and residing next to all the prophets He is still an inspiration He is still an example of how my black brothers can be if embraced with Islam More films should be made about him He is definitely a saint an AALEEM and he followed the path of the prophet His knowledge and wisdom was vast and he lived as a sincere Muslim and spreading the message of Islam May he live forever in our hearts ❤❤

[@leef7872]

At least every black American should know about Malcom X. My high school was named after him.

[@yousafamin3187]

His name was.... Haji Malik El Shabaz may ALLAH be pleased with him ☝🏽🖤🕋

[@Ehsan_H]

W video as per usual 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Thank you!

[@Ytuser1133]

I never knew about this part of the history, I tough Elijah was a good guy until now! May Allah reward you.

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Well, he did a lot of good for the black community in this world but he mislead people for the next.

[@Ytuser1133]

@@OmaroftheOrient and he claimed to be a messenger of Allah, Right? (NAUZUBILLAH)

[@jabalabdur-rahman9264]

Alhamdulillah thanku thanku thanku

[@user-mp8sb2wk7b]

BarakAllahu feek Omar. Great video! Mash'Allah!

[@dadapeerdhamnekar4704]

Jazak Allahu Khairan brother for this information till now I don't no about thi nation of Islam. Now I knew after watching your videos ❤

[@shahidmiah917]

From a racist organisation “nation of Islam” to the most anti racist organisation “Islam”. May Allah reward all those that entered Islam.

[@klaw1425]

Even before Muslim he wasn't a racist

[@defrocker0569]

@shahidmiah917. The NOI was not a racist organization. How is that possible?

[@shahidmiah917]

@@defrocker0569 NOI is a Black supremacist movement. It was a reactionary movement against White supremacy and oppression they suffered. They mixed tenets of Islam with foreign alien ideas invented by the founders. One such invention is that Elijah was a Prophet which is impossible since Muhammad from Makkah was the final Prophet.

[@wangeomatic]

@@defrocker0569 define racist and then tell me how NOI is not racist?

[@defrocker0569]

@@wangeomatic You tell me how the NOI is racist. Just bcuz people primarily promote their "race" or ethnicity, is not being racist.

[@sukaynaisaacs1187]

I surely can attest to this.Apartheid in South Africa was exactly the same.My Mom converted to Islam.I'm Blessed...❤❤❤❤❤

[@gsiyoum]

wow!👏👏👏 I appreciated for your comprehensive explanation Sir

[@you_n_us]

You are doing a commendable job with you channel and content topic. More power to you.

[@ajuuvex4132]

omg, I didn't know about Nation of islam, thanks you so much for this bro

[@syedahoque7948]

Ma’Sha Allah. Thanks for what you are doing to let Ummah know about our history in each country

[@hamza_hasnat_hbk]

I didn't knew about the "nation of Islam" Alhamdullilah they reverted to Islam❤❤❤❤❤

[@shahnazparvin7285]

Democracy is hypocrisy - Malcom x His word now became accurate..

[@semkali9028]

Men that last wordt of the brother are ver very powerful and emotioned me 😭😭😭😭, you're 💯 right brother: Allah (swt) is THE GREATEST, THE ALMIGHTY and the most POWERFUL.

[@adamhoussami4440]

subhanallah allahumma barik good editing brother

[@Smrrain1]

As Salaam Aleikum! Thank you for this history some of us lived out. Subanallah!!!

[@AzharAzharmuhammed-xf3ji]

Assalamualaikum wa arahmathullahithala wabarakathuhu ya Akhii..Great video, good information Thanks for sharing...May Allah grant you jannathul firdaus and reward you immensely 😊

[@cadaver331]

Assalamu Alaikum thank you brother for your nice and informative video Inshallah Allah will give you the reward...

[@KhalidKhan-ki9bi]

Excellent channel, topic. Allah bless univer and peoples.

[@ahmad_ramzi8]

Amazing video! Mashallah

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Thank you brother!

[@ahmad_ramzi8]

@@OmaroftheOrient anytime

[@dbozexpat894]

The Honorable Elijah Muhammad laid the foundation for the longest lasting and most enduring, and I believe the most influential black religio-nationalist movement in American History. His genius lay in the fact that he was able, without formal education, to synthesize a Black Nationalist Christian tradition, messianiic-nationalism, and quasi fundamental Islamic tenets. He also syncretized selected biblical versus with selected Quranic verses for the purpose of mentally, liberating African Americans from white Christian incarceration. He, though painstaking effort, managed to transform the moral and spiritual lives of black people (Malcolm X Included) who otherwise would have been continually discarded as human refuse. Furthermore, he unconsciously employed the Weberian philosophy of the puritan work ethic, and Booker T. Washington economics to advance his early followers and subsequently his Nation of Islam to a level of economic independence.

[@ynptyty]

Malcolm X is A great person, we love him ❤❤From Kerala, South India

[@hussainomar1729]

Wallace the unsung hero. Surprisingly I haven’t heard much about his contribution to Islam proper

[@roraimakanar935]

May I love bless all of those who have been patient and insistent on bringing the truth of our one, and only God to all the people of this world.

[@agbortabehanson7025]

Thanks for this information. May Allah reward u and preserve them a place in paradise Amin.

[@kareemkassim235]

I learned so much from this video!

[@D.Lowery]

Alhamdulilah, may Allah reward Malcolm Shabazz with the highest levels of Jannah. However the title is a bit misleading brother. It was Imam warithudeen Mohammed (may Allah grant him paradise) who studied the teachings of Al Islam and discovered what his father was wrong. Once he assumed leadership upon the death of his father The Hon. Elijah Muhammad, he turned the nation to the correct form of Al Islam. May Allah bless you for the good work you are doing!

[@ShakeOneOfficial]

Elijah Muhammed son warith d Muhammad said his father was reading Ahmadiyya Qadiani (non muslims created by the British empire in British India) books and that fard muhammad was a Indian from Ahmadiyya Qadian.

[@Salaam_1555]

And he later said that man wasn't Fard Muhammad. The man from India(Abdullah) himself said that he was not him.

[@nimcocumar1619]

I like your videos brother keep up the good work my Allah bless you thanks ur sister from somalia

[@deniseallemandou793]

Many thanks for reminding this very important history of American Muslim. 🤲

[@regzzuse280]

Converting to Islam as an act of opposing slavery, must be the biggest irony in history.

[@mhamed1432]

Thank you for this great documentary. This the first time I heard of Worth Muhammad, May Allah have mercy on him.

[@mhariszeeshan]

This video provided me with great info about Muhammad Ali, the man i always adored. This video was so worth watching ❤

[@nuraH1]

Great video - I would also add Kareem Abdul Jabbar ;)

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Thanks! I actually looked up his story while doing the video. It turns out he actually converted to Islam directly without being involved in the Nation of Islam first.

[@nuraH1]

@@OmaroftheOrient Muhamed Ali took a great part in his conversion, they were good friends and Kareem was also part of Cleveland Summit

[@abis4508]

Because of MalcolmX's life, when I was younger, I thought all blacks were Muslims. That's why they always came closer and more sincere to me. And thank you for your really beneficial works 🌙 I envy you.

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Thank you for the comment but please don't envy me in anything. I have nothing except for what Allah gave me

[@abis4508]

@@OmaroftheOrient To envy is a positive verb in Turkish and Arabic. It refers to an emotional state that motivates a person to be better. Allah gives to those who persevere and strive. Maybe there is a different alternative word in English and I may have used it wrong. Allah help you 🌙

[@defrocker0569]

Little do people know that Malcolm was given the name Malik Shabazz when he was in the NOI from Elijah Muhammed and the name, Shabazz, is from the doctrine of the NOI. Shabazz is not an Arabic name.

[@roser.7257]

MashaAllah JazakiAllahukhaerian very good information

[@franklinanderson7389]

Great but short video. May Allah bless you. There's so much more to this story.

[@Hamzethegoat]

Ya Allah please grant this great man Junnah Ameen

[@abdulsattarqureshi6728]

Ya Allah Sab Ko Hidayat Day Ham Sab Ko Bhy Ameen Sumah Ameen

[@sukaynaisaacs1187]

What an Icon up to this day.Long Live the Memories of these Iconic Men!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@skkl8045]

Islam is a religion for the oppressed. It unites and rebel against the oppressors. teaches people patience and stubbornness.