Islam: A Way of Life: Freedom, Justice and Equality
The Ministers at Mosque #12 each share their personal experiences and perspectives on what Islam, as taught by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, means to them.
Here’s a summary of the Ministers and their main points:
Joseph Muhammad: He serves as the master of ceremonies. He opens the meeting with a prayer. He emphasizes the importance of the teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, and introduces other Ministers. He shares his personal transformation through Islam, noting that it helped him to change his habits, and to understand the importance of the body as a temple of Allah. He also highlights the importance of self-improvement and recognizing the God within.
Zebulon X: He is introduced as a student in the ministry. He explains that Islam is about total obedience to the will of Allah. He emphasizes that knowing oneself leads to loving oneself. He discusses how the teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan have renewed and empowered him. He touches on the idea that Islam is being made new and that the Honorable Elijah Muhammad is a moving reality. He also discusses the importance of understanding the scriptures.
David Hasan: He is a student in the ministry who works with new members. He emphasizes that Islam provides freedom, justice, and equality. He also speaks about the importance of the messenger sent to America and references Master Fard Muhammad as the Great Mahdi. He talks about how Islam provides guidance on how to live and eat healthily. He states that Islam perfects the religion and completes God’s favor, emphasizing that people are imperfect. He also states that God is not a mystery, but a black man.
Linda Muhammad: She is a student in the ministry. She emphasizes that Islam is a way of life, not just a religion. She stresses gratitude and thankfulness as a key part of Islamic practice. She discusses the critical thinking and discernment that Islam provides. She explains that Islam teaches that nothing happens except by Allah’s active or permissive will. She also talks about relying on Allah during trials and struggles.
Rodney Muhammad: He is the Delaware Valley student Regional Minister. He states that anyone who follows Islam for days will see a change. He emphasizes that Islam offers discipline and focus. He also states that the Honorable Elijah Muhammad was a “move in reality,” and that Minister Farrakhan is a witness to him. He states that the mind is blinded by Satan and that perception is damaged. He discusses the importance of being a witness to the truth. He talks about character witnesses and material witnesses, connecting these concepts to the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan. He highlights the importance of self-improvement for community development. He also shares his interpretation of the current political climate.
