Ap. Maj. (Rtd) John Baptist Katusabe

  The Black man in America faces a serious economic problem today and the White race’s Christianity cannot solve it. You, the so-called American Negro, with the help of Allah can solve your own problem. The truth must be recognized by the Black man. He, himself, has assisted greatly in creating this serious problem of unemployment, insecurity and lack. Before the Black man can begin to gain economic security, he must be awakened from the dead and gain knowledge, understanding and wisdom which will enable him to follow my teachings. Islam and only Islam will point the way out of the entanglement of “want in the midst of plenty” for the followers of Islam, the true religion of the Black nation. Know thyself and be yourself. Islam makes a true brother to brother. If this be true, how can a believer (Muslim) be a true brother to another believer and boycott his brother and support the enemy? The believers in truth, Islam, must stop looking up to the White race for justice and take the fol

  To the Lost-Found members of the tribe of Shabazz (the so-called Negroes), I warn you– my people– and especially the women. Be aware of the tricks the devils are using to instill the idea of a false birth control in their clinics and hospitals. STERILIZATION IS NOT BIRTH CONTROL, BUT THE END OF ALL POSSIBILITY TO BEAR CHILDREN. The example of the clinic in Fauquier County, Virginia, where poor and helpless Black mothers are pressured into accepting sterilization, is certainly not confined to that clinic alone. Advertisement › Graphic: MGN Online It would be better to do as many African and Asian husbands and wives have done, to take care of these matters yourselves rather than rely on such treachery and deceitful counsel. I say beware of being trapped into the kind of disgraceful birth control laws now aimed almost exclusively at poor, helpless Black peoples who have no one to rely on. Who wants a sterile woman? No man wants a non-productive woman. Though he may not want children for

 T here are some efforts to celebrate a so-called “Negro History Week,” and some of my people will participate. The planning of that week to teach the slave a knowledge of his past is not complete, sufficient or comprehensive enough to enable my people to learn the true knowledge of themselves. It is important that my people learn the true knowledge of self, as it means their salvation.    We are not Negroes, because God, whose proper name is Allah, has taught me who we are. We are not “colored” people because God has taught me who the colored people are. The American Negro is without a knowledge of self. You are a so-called Negro because you are “not” a Negro. Allah has given to me our proper names, the people from whom we were taken and brought here to the shores of North America and the history of our forefathers. Allah has taught me and today I do not fear to tell you, that you can discard that name “Negro.” We are not “Negroes.” We are not colored! Those are some of the main thing

  In the Name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful. As-Salaam Alaikum. Emotions and tensions are high in the country and among us as the 2020 National Election nears. We are choosing sides based on the evil we see that President Trump has done, the racial animus he has stoked, and the insulting things he has said. Our anger toward him is legitimate and there is a great cry for Black people to come together and defeat him at all costs. Many see a serious threat in his policies, such as the appointment of conservative judges at the federal level and his effort to push the Senate confirmation of conservative Amy Coney Barrett as a Supreme Court Justice and replacement for the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg. Others, however, are pointing to the role that Democratic presidential candidate Joseph Biden played in devastating our communities through the 1994 Omnibus Crime Bill, which contributed mightily to the mass incarceration of Black men, widespread prison construction and tougher fed

    [Editor’s note: The following article is based on excerpts from an address by the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan on September 16, 2018, at Union Temple Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. The theme of the Men’s Day program was “Righteous Men, Ready to Rule,” and Rev. Willie Wilson, pastor of Union Temple, was inspired to honor Min. Farrakhan during the program, which was also devoted to Reviving the Spirit of the Million Man March. To view the program, visit www.noi.org. To order this message in its entirety on MP3, DVD and CD call 866.602.1230, ext. 200 or visit store.finalcall.com] In the Name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful, I bear witness to the Oneness of God, the Oneness of His prophetic community and the Oneness of His People. There have been many religions, many sages and wise men and each one that taught us, taught us something good. But what God demands today is not a religion that is truth mixed with falsehood, not a religion that is somewhat good, but this is