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The God-Science Of Black Power

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An Elijah Muhammad Speech During The Second Day of The Nation of Islam Saviour's Day Convention in 1967. It aims chiefly at the politically shallow 60's version of Black power by introducing "Real Black Power" as it relates to how God and all life originally came out of total black space. A profound example of Elijah Muhammad's comprehensive lecture is demonstrated when he asked, "If the scripture said that in the beginning God said 'Let there be light,' then He couldn't have been in the light when he said that. He Himself had to have come from Blackness; thus ORIGINAL BLACK POWER!

94 pages, Paperback

First published November 6, 2008

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Elijah Muhammad

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People in 1931 in the United States founded Nation of Islam, a religious and cultural organization, espousing principles and favoring political, social, and economic independence for African Americans; American activist Elijah Muhammad, originally Elijah Poole led it from 1934 to 1975.

He mentored Malcolm X, Louis Farrakhan, and Muhammad Ali and fathered Warith Deen Mohammed, his son.

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March 15, 2023
Just totally amazing wisdom

Reading this book or something that wasn't expecting to read but I like it a lot that I had to read it in one sitting knowledge that Elijah Muhammad possesses for sure God given and recommend this book to anyone that want to open their minds to wisdom and know the truth.
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March 30, 2018
Master piece

Short but right to the point , the truth hurt . Am with you sir on this journey, our power is coming back
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December 20, 2021
Insightful

Still hard to refute most of his findings when read objectively - good book worth a read if wanna learn more about his beliefs
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May 19, 2020
Very good read

Very insightful and true still to this day. I recommend this book for those interested in knowledge of self as a Black person in America.
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