Malcom X - A prince among believersJoomla Written by Imran N. Hosein When will the ‗Afro-Saxon‘ African people of the Caribbean learn to honor Malcolm X and to courageously walk in his footsteps in responding to oppression in the world today? When will they learn to ‗live‘ for Allah Most High, the way that he did? When willthey learn to ‗die‘ for Allah Most High, the way that he did? Malcolm ‗lived‘ for Allah. Malcolm ‗died‘ for Allah! And I wr ite with the prayer that through these humble words Islam may touch their souls the way that his soul was touched, and he then became a prince among believers. The Qur‘an declared: ―Say not of those who are killed in the way of Allah that they are dead. Ratherthey are alive, but you cannot see them‖. Malcolm X was assassinated on February 21st 1965. His enemies thought that they had finally cut down that tree. But to their surprise and anguish the tree just kept on growing. That explains why some of us are still alive today. One such Malcolm is enough for the slave masters of the world! But had Malcolm been still alive today it is certain that he would have been declared to be a ―terrorist‖ and ―a great security risk‖. His entry into most ‗Afro-Saxon‘ Caribbean states would certainly have been banned. I paid a courtesy call on the Governor General of the Caribbean island State of Grenada a f ew years ago. In response to his query concerning the purpose of my visit to that island, I made mention ofMalcolm X‘s mother, Louise, being Grenadian (he had no knowledge of that), and that I had been honored to make contact with her family in Grenada during my very brief visit. The Governor General responded quite candidly with his opinion that Malcolm was ―a hoodlum‖. I was hardly surprised. It is in the nature of the modern Euro-world-order that it demonizes and seeks to
