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		<title>By: nashid</title>
		<link>http://www.athreedayjourney.com/africans-in-america/thanks-but-no-thanks/#comment-2964</link>
		<dc:creator>nashid</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 08 Sep 2011 03:26:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Bro Samuel:

I&#039;ve dished out no punishment, nor have I received any.

Enlightened language is favored here.

Crass and profane language is not welcomed.

Peace unto you.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Bro Samuel:</p>
<p>I&#8217;ve dished out no punishment, nor have I received any.</p>
<p>Enlightened language is favored here.</p>
<p>Crass and profane language is not welcomed.</p>
<p>Peace unto you.</p>
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		<title>By: Samuel Saddiq</title>
		<link>http://www.athreedayjourney.com/africans-in-america/thanks-but-no-thanks/#comment-2963</link>
		<dc:creator>Samuel Saddiq</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 08 Sep 2011 02:23:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Actually, Mr. Nashid, I&#039;ve didn&#039;t caught you in the first place. What I&#039;ve done is pointed out the  source of reference of your utterance, that&#039;s all. I&#039;m going to be real honest with you. There were times in the past and present times that I&#039;ve heard Imams used profanity when they&#039;re doing their Sermons, Talks, etc. I&#039;ve even heard Imam Mohammed said G-D, N-word and S-word in some of his talks. I&#039;m not a nit picking person at all, but I&#039;m just stating the facts. Also I believe in this rule here: &quot;Don&#039;t be the type of person who could only be good in dishing out the punishment, but being really poor in receiving it.&quot; Trust me, I&#039;ve endured a lot of things when people did foul mess to me and I didn&#039;t cry out one bit. But when I started to blast on their monkey butts [I said &quot;butts&quot;], they start crying and they want to call the law on me....that&#039;s foul.

When some of the Muslims did some nasty crap to me and / or my former Community, I really got &quot;nasty&quot; with them telling about their crooked selves directly without hesitation. My former Imam got it real bad when he did those bad things and I&#039;ve decided to leave because I was more than ready to hurt that man or worse! I only use profanity when I&#039;m in a state of disgust, Anger, indignant and being provoked unjustly. One thing more, I didn&#039;t curse these men in the first place. I only rebuked them in the strongest manner. 

S. Saddiq, Ph.D</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Actually, Mr. Nashid, I&#8217;ve didn&#8217;t caught you in the first place. What I&#8217;ve done is pointed out the  source of reference of your utterance, that&#8217;s all. I&#8217;m going to be real honest with you. There were times in the past and present times that I&#8217;ve heard Imams used profanity when they&#8217;re doing their Sermons, Talks, etc. I&#8217;ve even heard Imam Mohammed said G-D, N-word and S-word in some of his talks. I&#8217;m not a nit picking person at all, but I&#8217;m just stating the facts. Also I believe in this rule here: &#8220;Don&#8217;t be the type of person who could only be good in dishing out the punishment, but being really poor in receiving it.&#8221; Trust me, I&#8217;ve endured a lot of things when people did foul mess to me and I didn&#8217;t cry out one bit. But when I started to blast on their monkey butts [I said "butts"], they start crying and they want to call the law on me&#8230;.that&#8217;s foul.</p>
<p>When some of the Muslims did some nasty crap to me and / or my former Community, I really got &#8220;nasty&#8221; with them telling about their crooked selves directly without hesitation. My former Imam got it real bad when he did those bad things and I&#8217;ve decided to leave because I was more than ready to hurt that man or worse! I only use profanity when I&#8217;m in a state of disgust, Anger, indignant and being provoked unjustly. One thing more, I didn&#8217;t curse these men in the first place. I only rebuked them in the strongest manner. </p>
<p>S. Saddiq, Ph.D</p>
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		<title>By: nashid</title>
		<link>http://www.athreedayjourney.com/africans-in-america/thanks-but-no-thanks/#comment-2962</link>
		<dc:creator>nashid</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 07 Sep 2011 23:28:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&lt;blockquote&gt;“Allah alone is the Grantor of respite. It is His power only. Iblis requested respite from Allah to prove his worthiness to rule. Even though Iblis said: ‘Lord, the power to grant respite is Yours alone’.I know it is Allah’s power alone to grant that respite to Iblis. I know this”.

“But I still curse his ass”&lt;/blockquote&gt;

Greetings Dr Saddiq:

Fine.  You caught me cursing the accursed one.  I don&#039;t consider the language I used in cursing shaytan equivalent to profane language you used to disagree with your muslim brothers.

You have carte blanche to curse shaytan on this site, but you will not be allowed to curse your muslim brothers.

That is a moral judgement on my part and I stand by it.

 nashid</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote><p>“Allah alone is the Grantor of respite. It is His power only. Iblis requested respite from Allah to prove his worthiness to rule. Even though Iblis said: ‘Lord, the power to grant respite is Yours alone’.I know it is Allah’s power alone to grant that respite to Iblis. I know this”.</p>
<p>“But I still curse his ass”</p></blockquote>
<p>Greetings Dr Saddiq:</p>
<p>Fine.  You caught me cursing the accursed one.  I don&#8217;t consider the language I used in cursing shaytan equivalent to profane language you used to disagree with your muslim brothers.</p>
<p>You have carte blanche to curse shaytan on this site, but you will not be allowed to curse your muslim brothers.</p>
<p>That is a moral judgement on my part and I stand by it.</p>
<p> nashid</p>
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		<title>By: Samuel Saddiq</title>
		<link>http://www.athreedayjourney.com/africans-in-america/thanks-but-no-thanks/#comment-2961</link>
		<dc:creator>Samuel Saddiq</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 07 Sep 2011 15:47:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Well now, Mr. Nashid. Is it the Pot calling the Kettle &quot;black&quot;? I really don&#039;t want to do this but I got to set this mess straight right now. In your post on January 9, 2009 in dealing with the replies about Min. Farrakhan&#039;s interview in the 2008 Muslim Journal, you were addressing Mr Lee X Slave with this snippet of your own words:

&quot;Allah alone is the Grantor of respite. It is His power only. Iblis requested respite from Allah to prove his worthiness to rule. Even though Iblis said: &#039;Lord, the power to grant respite is Yours alone&#039;.I know it is Allah&#039;s power alone to grant that respite to Iblis. I know this&quot;.

&quot;But I still curse his ass&quot;. 

What?! These are your own words that you&#039;ve composed in your reply and it would be crazy for you to deny them and the integrity of yours won&#039;t hold much value with those who are observing the replies between myself and you if you choose to do so. If you want to look at vulgarity real close at work, you go ahead and look into Imam Saahir&#039;s reply to Min. Farrakhan&#039;s interview plus other Imams&#039; views which they are of that ilk including the rank and file Muslims who follow suit the same way. It&#039;s quite interesting that some of the Supporters of Imam W.D. Mohammed were then / still are being abused by other Muslims and now they&#039;ve become the Abusers of others. &quot;Do you command righteouness upon the People but you neglect it yourselves.....do you not have any understanding&quot;? Qur&#039;aaan Ch.2 : V. 44 


It&#039;s probably true that you be one of the Moderators of this Site or you be the only one doing this job here. And now you&#039;re dictating to me about &quot;Well reasoned, scholarly language is required before your comments be approved for sharing here&quot;. What I&#039;ve witnessed and observed 14 years of my Muslim life, I&#039;ve seen a lot of abuse going on by some of the Imams putting on their Followers and they claimed that they&#039;re Followers of Imam Mohammed. There was one Imam that I didn&#039;t get along with and we nearly had a dogfight that we were going to do each other harm but God has prevented that from occuring. My former Imam who was taught by Imam Mohammed, he happened to be a Fake and a Fraud so I&#039;ve left him. Another Imam who happened to be so arrrogant that he has abused other Muslim communities who are Imam Mohammed&#039;s Supporters who don&#039;t kowtow to his behind. Last year, he got kicked out of his position becuse he was abusive. The three men I&#039;ve mentioned claimed to be Supporters of Imam Mohammed.

As for my first post that you&#039;ve edited, I had replied to your with my second one asking you that were my statements are true and exact and you haven&#039;t answered them. However, I&#039;m going to ask you this question here. Does my comment that I&#039;ve posted up now have the truth and clarity that you&#039;re going to acknowledge on how real it is or you&#039;re going to alter it or discard it because it&#039;s too strong? Regardless if you agree or not, I&#039;ve made the strong impact on this reply board in the shortest time aloowed by God&#039;s decree.

S.S. Saddiq, Ph.D</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well now, Mr. Nashid. Is it the Pot calling the Kettle &#8220;black&#8221;? I really don&#8217;t want to do this but I got to set this mess straight right now. In your post on January 9, 2009 in dealing with the replies about Min. Farrakhan&#8217;s interview in the 2008 Muslim Journal, you were addressing Mr Lee X Slave with this snippet of your own words:</p>
<p>&#8220;Allah alone is the Grantor of respite. It is His power only. Iblis requested respite from Allah to prove his worthiness to rule. Even though Iblis said: &#8216;Lord, the power to grant respite is Yours alone&#8217;.I know it is Allah&#8217;s power alone to grant that respite to Iblis. I know this&#8221;.</p>
<p>&#8220;But I still curse his ass&#8221;. </p>
<p>What?! These are your own words that you&#8217;ve composed in your reply and it would be crazy for you to deny them and the integrity of yours won&#8217;t hold much value with those who are observing the replies between myself and you if you choose to do so. If you want to look at vulgarity real close at work, you go ahead and look into Imam Saahir&#8217;s reply to Min. Farrakhan&#8217;s interview plus other Imams&#8217; views which they are of that ilk including the rank and file Muslims who follow suit the same way. It&#8217;s quite interesting that some of the Supporters of Imam W.D. Mohammed were then / still are being abused by other Muslims and now they&#8217;ve become the Abusers of others. &#8220;Do you command righteouness upon the People but you neglect it yourselves&#8230;..do you not have any understanding&#8221;? Qur&#8217;aaan Ch.2 : V. 44 </p>
<p>It&#8217;s probably true that you be one of the Moderators of this Site or you be the only one doing this job here. And now you&#8217;re dictating to me about &#8220;Well reasoned, scholarly language is required before your comments be approved for sharing here&#8221;. What I&#8217;ve witnessed and observed 14 years of my Muslim life, I&#8217;ve seen a lot of abuse going on by some of the Imams putting on their Followers and they claimed that they&#8217;re Followers of Imam Mohammed. There was one Imam that I didn&#8217;t get along with and we nearly had a dogfight that we were going to do each other harm but God has prevented that from occuring. My former Imam who was taught by Imam Mohammed, he happened to be a Fake and a Fraud so I&#8217;ve left him. Another Imam who happened to be so arrrogant that he has abused other Muslim communities who are Imam Mohammed&#8217;s Supporters who don&#8217;t kowtow to his behind. Last year, he got kicked out of his position becuse he was abusive. The three men I&#8217;ve mentioned claimed to be Supporters of Imam Mohammed.</p>
<p>As for my first post that you&#8217;ve edited, I had replied to your with my second one asking you that were my statements are true and exact and you haven&#8217;t answered them. However, I&#8217;m going to ask you this question here. Does my comment that I&#8217;ve posted up now have the truth and clarity that you&#8217;re going to acknowledge on how real it is or you&#8217;re going to alter it or discard it because it&#8217;s too strong? Regardless if you agree or not, I&#8217;ve made the strong impact on this reply board in the shortest time aloowed by God&#8217;s decree.</p>
<p>S.S. Saddiq, Ph.D</p>
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		<title>By: nashid</title>
		<link>http://www.athreedayjourney.com/africans-in-america/thanks-but-no-thanks/#comment-2960</link>
		<dc:creator>nashid</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Sep 2011 15:37:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Greetings Dr Saddiq:

Your Islamically sound positions on whatever issues you present are welcomed here.

There is &lt;strong&gt;no&lt;/strong&gt; requirement that your comments have to agree with anything posted on this blog, but in your case, &lt;strong&gt;well reasoned, scholarly language is required before your comments will be approved for sharing here.&lt;/strong&gt;

If the benefit from your Ph.D status to be shared with us is vulgar hyperbole, then:

&lt;strong&gt;Thanks, but not thanks.&lt;/strong&gt;

 nashid</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Greetings Dr Saddiq:</p>
<p>Your Islamically sound positions on whatever issues you present are welcomed here.</p>
<p>There is <strong>no</strong> requirement that your comments have to agree with anything posted on this blog, but in your case, <strong>well reasoned, scholarly language is required before your comments will be approved for sharing here.</strong></p>
<p>If the benefit from your Ph.D status to be shared with us is vulgar hyperbole, then:</p>
<p><strong>Thanks, but not thanks.</strong></p>
<p> nashid</p>
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		<title>By: Samuel Saddiq</title>
		<link>http://www.athreedayjourney.com/africans-in-america/thanks-but-no-thanks/#comment-2959</link>
		<dc:creator>Samuel Saddiq</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Sep 2011 10:30:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Well Nashid, if the so-called vulgarity of my language is offensive, then I strongly inform you that you ought to check out the issues that I&#039;ve stated in my previous post before you altered it just to verify what&#039;s real or not. Then make the judgement on which is more vulgar between the two factions of the following:

1. The Addressor&#039;s choice of words to convey the message.

                    OR...................

2. The very real life issues that I&#039;ve talked about are so graphic and vulgar that are going on now that they&#039;re more repugnant than what the Addressor has stated.

Now the time has come for you to choose one or the other because things are real on the battlefield and I refuse to play games and be involved with the filth. Furthermore, I do believe that my words are so real that the ones who feel of what I&#039;ve stated are offensive could be the very ones got hurt by my words for the reasons that they might be the individuals involved with the mess that they&#039;re guilty with. Oh, is this what it could be the reason that my message is hitting too close at home? Probably so by the way things are looking by my perspective and I make no apologies for what I&#039;ve stated. As for you questioning my Ph.D status, I honestly don&#039;t care for the reason that I&#039;ve seen a lot of Muslim Scholars speaking on a lot of &quot;safe matters&quot; which put the masses to sleep and don&#039;t want the people to wake up to be living human beings. So what I&#039;m doing is focusing on my own scholarship that&#039;s going to be unique, authentic and organic so it&#039;ll be very helpful to all people. This is real and I&#039;m sticking with it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well Nashid, if the so-called vulgarity of my language is offensive, then I strongly inform you that you ought to check out the issues that I&#8217;ve stated in my previous post before you altered it just to verify what&#8217;s real or not. Then make the judgement on which is more vulgar between the two factions of the following:</p>
<p>1. The Addressor&#8217;s choice of words to convey the message.</p>
<p>                    OR&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;.</p>
<p>2. The very real life issues that I&#8217;ve talked about are so graphic and vulgar that are going on now that they&#8217;re more repugnant than what the Addressor has stated.</p>
<p>Now the time has come for you to choose one or the other because things are real on the battlefield and I refuse to play games and be involved with the filth. Furthermore, I do believe that my words are so real that the ones who feel of what I&#8217;ve stated are offensive could be the very ones got hurt by my words for the reasons that they might be the individuals involved with the mess that they&#8217;re guilty with. Oh, is this what it could be the reason that my message is hitting too close at home? Probably so by the way things are looking by my perspective and I make no apologies for what I&#8217;ve stated. As for you questioning my Ph.D status, I honestly don&#8217;t care for the reason that I&#8217;ve seen a lot of Muslim Scholars speaking on a lot of &#8220;safe matters&#8221; which put the masses to sleep and don&#8217;t want the people to wake up to be living human beings. So what I&#8217;m doing is focusing on my own scholarship that&#8217;s going to be unique, authentic and organic so it&#8217;ll be very helpful to all people. This is real and I&#8217;m sticking with it.</p>
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		<title>By: Samuel Saddiq</title>
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		<dc:creator>Samuel Saddiq</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 03 Sep 2011 01:21:08 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>To Khaled and Jihad R. Shabazz: I do honestly believe that Noble Drew Ali, Fard Muhammad and Elijah Muhammad do deserve the credit in being the Forerunners and Establishers who gave their lives in the foundation of Islam with the so-called African / Americans in the Americas. For the reason that God Almighty has raised them up for the mission. Without them, I strongly do believe that none of you Folks would be in the Faith and there were a lot of you who happened to be in the N.O.I. very deep when Elijah Muhammad was alive [also some of you were in other Islamic groups] and cleaned you up in so many ways. Now you all happen to be in Al-Islam after the transition from the N.O.I. [or others] want to discredit them.......

&lt;blockquote&gt;&lt;strong&gt;(edited by nashid - Brother Saddiq wrote much, much more.  But the vulgarity of his language makes me question any benefit derived from his Ph.D status)&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/blockquote&gt;



Samuel S. Saddiq, Ph.D. in Islamic Studies</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>To Khaled and Jihad R. Shabazz: I do honestly believe that Noble Drew Ali, Fard Muhammad and Elijah Muhammad do deserve the credit in being the Forerunners and Establishers who gave their lives in the foundation of Islam with the so-called African / Americans in the Americas. For the reason that God Almighty has raised them up for the mission. Without them, I strongly do believe that none of you Folks would be in the Faith and there were a lot of you who happened to be in the N.O.I. very deep when Elijah Muhammad was alive [also some of you were in other Islamic groups] and cleaned you up in so many ways. Now you all happen to be in Al-Islam after the transition from the N.O.I. [or others] want to discredit them&#8230;&#8230;.</p>
<blockquote><p><strong>(edited by nashid &#8211; Brother Saddiq wrote much, much more.  But the vulgarity of his language makes me question any benefit derived from his Ph.D status)</strong></p></blockquote>
<p>Samuel S. Saddiq, Ph.D. in Islamic Studies</p>
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		<title>By: Jihad Rasheed Shabazz</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jihad Rasheed Shabazz</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 10 Mar 2010 04:20:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Wa-Alaikum-Al-Salaam!

Brother Khaled in his previous reply, makes an excellent point, at least in my opinion. How can NOI followers of Minister Farrakhan be credited for taking Al-Islam to the streets? I&#039;m just referring to those NOI followers of Minister Farrakhan.

The Final Call newspaper clearly promotes shirk when it speaks about what its followers believe on the back page. False worship of G_D and the multiple distortions of Al-Islam being taken to the streets is not the basis for survival for any Student of Imam W.D. Mohammed (RA).

True unity for true muslims is &quot;There is no g-d but Allah &amp; Mohammed ibn Abdullah is His Apostle!

When a man/woman takes the Shahadah, Master Fard Mohammed nor the Honorable Elijah Muhammed deserve any credit because they both were human-beings created by Allah (swt)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wa-Alaikum-Al-Salaam!</p>
<p>Brother Khaled in his previous reply, makes an excellent point, at least in my opinion. How can NOI followers of Minister Farrakhan be credited for taking Al-Islam to the streets? I&#8217;m just referring to those NOI followers of Minister Farrakhan.</p>
<p>The Final Call newspaper clearly promotes shirk when it speaks about what its followers believe on the back page. False worship of G_D and the multiple distortions of Al-Islam being taken to the streets is not the basis for survival for any Student of Imam W.D. Mohammed (RA).</p>
<p>True unity for true muslims is &#8220;There is no g-d but Allah &amp; Mohammed ibn Abdullah is His Apostle!</p>
<p>When a man/woman takes the Shahadah, Master Fard Mohammed nor the Honorable Elijah Muhammed deserve any credit because they both were human-beings created by Allah (swt)</p>
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		<title>By: khaled </title>
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		<dc:creator>khaled </dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 26 Jan 2009 04:52:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Perhaps, the interview of Minister Farrakhan in Muslim Journal turns out to be not such a bad idea, at least we got to know early on where he&#039;s coming from and what his apparent intentions and designs are toward the community of Imam Muhammed&#039;s students. I, too, say, thanks, but no thanks to Minister Farrakhan&#039;s overtures at this time. He can keep working on it and come back with something straight and Islamically sound. 
 
Imam Saahir&#039;s comments are informed, direct, unapologetic, based on Qu&#039;ran and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammed (PBUH), the expansive teachings and leadership of Imam W. D. Muhammed.  Minister Farrakhan has remained two faced since 1975. We seek unity around truth, not lies, distortions, ego trips, delusions of grandeur, that so characterize so much of what Minster Farrakhan still promotes. As for the comment by the person that says Nation of Islam followers consistently take islam to the people in the street more so than the students of Imam W.D. Muhammed, you fail to realized that much of the teachings that those members of the Nation of Islam take to the street, are the same distortions, false god worship, lies that Minister Farrakhan continues to teach and print in the newspaper, The Final Call. &quot;Minister Farrakhan, we have leadership, we don&#039;t need yours.&quot; 
I respect the members of the Nation of Islam, but, I still think that most of them are being victimizing by corrupt so-called- leaders, who knowingly distort Islam for selfish purposes. </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Perhaps, the interview of Minister Farrakhan in Muslim Journal turns out to be not such a bad idea, at least we got to know early on where he&#039;s coming from and what his apparent intentions and designs are toward the community of Imam Muhammed&#039;s students. I, too, say, thanks, but no thanks to Minister Farrakhan&#039;s overtures at this time. He can keep working on it and come back with something straight and Islamically sound. </p>
<p>Imam Saahir&#039;s comments are informed, direct, unapologetic, based on Qu&#039;ran and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammed (PBUH), the expansive teachings and leadership of Imam W. D. Muhammed.  Minister Farrakhan has remained two faced since 1975. We seek unity around truth, not lies, distortions, ego trips, delusions of grandeur, that so characterize so much of what Minster Farrakhan still promotes. As for the comment by the person that says Nation of Islam followers consistently take islam to the people in the street more so than the students of Imam W.D. Muhammed, you fail to realized that much of the teachings that those members of the Nation of Islam take to the street, are the same distortions, false god worship, lies that Minister Farrakhan continues to teach and print in the newspaper, The Final Call. &quot;Minister Farrakhan, we have leadership, we don&#039;t need yours.&quot;<br />
I respect the members of the Nation of Islam, but, I still think that most of them are being victimizing by corrupt so-called- leaders, who knowingly distort Islam for selfish purposes.</p>
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		<title>By: Brother Mustafaa</title>
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		<dc:creator>Brother Mustafaa</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 07 Jan 2009 04:47:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Bismillah ir Rahman nir Rahim

As-Salaam Alaikum

  I hope the members of the Nation of Islam see or hear the things the members of this Muslim community are saying and the attitude displayed.

  Minister Farrakhan has sincerely tried(publicly) particularly since 1998 to find some kind of operational unity with this community. However, that same love has not been shown back in many instances mainly from the followers and Imams. We are in a time where Muslim unity is a must at least for the basis of survival. 

  As you say you can question the Nation regarding its teachings, I believe the same can be required of you concerning the hypocrisy of the now former members of the NOI and the Messenger. You don&#039;t have to deny the Messenger to acknowledge Prophet Muhammad(pbuh). I love the Messenger and I love the prophet with no conflict.

I leave you as I came praying for peace

Brother Mustafaa
http://brothermustafaa.com</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Bismillah ir Rahman nir Rahim</p>
<p>As-Salaam Alaikum</p>
<p>  I hope the members of the Nation of Islam see or hear the things the members of this Muslim community are saying and the attitude displayed.</p>
<p>  Minister Farrakhan has sincerely tried(publicly) particularly since 1998 to find some kind of operational unity with this community. However, that same love has not been shown back in many instances mainly from the followers and Imams. We are in a time where Muslim unity is a must at least for the basis of survival. </p>
<p>  As you say you can question the Nation regarding its teachings, I believe the same can be required of you concerning the hypocrisy of the now former members of the NOI and the Messenger. You don&#8217;t have to deny the Messenger to acknowledge Prophet Muhammad(pbuh). I love the Messenger and I love the prophet with no conflict.</p>
<p>I leave you as I came praying for peace</p>
<p>Brother Mustafaa<br />
<a href="http://brothermustafaa.com" rel="nofollow">http://brothermustafaa.com</a></p>
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