yakub (jacob) the father of mankind

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YAKUB(Jacob)

The Father of Mankind

ByElijah Muhammad

Messenger of Allah

Compiled & Edited by Nasir Mar !aimMi"ister o# Elijah Muhammad

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8ediationTa(le of !ontentsPrefaeIn The :eal BeginningThe 3ign of The Moon;hy God Is 7neBy 7ne Man 3in Entered Into The ;orldThe !urse 7f The ;hite :aeHow The Blakman :ulesThe 3iene of +um(ersA !hange In :ulershi"

How Time Is 8efined;hy was ?aku( allowed to rule for si- thousand years@From The 8ust of The EarthThe Brother From The EastThe Birth of Mr* ?aku(?aku(>s 8etermined IdeaThe 3iene of the GodsThe 7rigin of :aes


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Muhammad>s father, I got what I needed regardless of the "rie* The "rie didn>t mean athing, (eause I wanted to assist in the restoration "roess of my "eo"le, and no "rie is toohigh* But little did I realiCe at this time, that I would eentually "ay with all I had*

As I set out to deelo" the idea of "u(lishing for hildren, I had amassed more and more ofwhat Eli)ah Muhammad taught* The materials olleted ranged from audio and ideo ta"e,

artiles from early writings and the Muhammad 3"eaks news"a"er* 7asionally, I would (e(lessed with more intimate writings from the Messenger>s own hand as well as letters from"ersons whom the Messenger had written* Although these douments and media are the (aseof what I hae olleted, more im"ortant, is my (elief in Allah, Master Fard Muhammad, andHis Messenger, Eli)ah Muhammad, (eause without (elief in Them and the "ower of theirs"irits, this olletion would (e like haing the (est trans"ortation on the "lanet without thekeys to use it*

My initial su(mission to my first mentor and self1e-"eriene through traeling nationallyaround those of the +ation of Islam, laid the (asis for a seed (ed, from whih to mature inthe knowledge I had gained* My interation with "ioneers in the +ation of Islam, who had the"leasure of the Messenger of Allah>s "resene, added an un"aralleled DseasoningD to what was

one a shallow (reath* ;ith what I hae learned from an a(undane of materials andseleted interation, has irtually ut years off of my learning e-"eriene thus, relieing meof needing to reinent the wheel* These e-"erienes are in and of themseles "rieless*

After deelo"ing an a""reiation of Eli)ah Muhammad>s thinking, this knowledge onined meto hange my fous from "u(lishing for Allah and His Messenger for I had initially set out todo my will, (ut the more I learned, the more I (egan understanding my duty, whih took"reedene my to His ;ill All Praise Is 8ue To Allah*

7ne of the many e-"erienes I would like to share with you, the reader, is an instane whenwe would read oer the Messenger>s teahings numerous times and would get different (its ofknowledge that we somehow DmissedD a "reious time* Many of us an relate to this

e-"eriene yet, there are so many others who feel reading a (ook one, not to mentiontwie, as drudgery* These are the ones who would write the Messenger om"laining that hedidn>t "ut DnewD artiles in the Muhammad 3"eaks news"a"er on a timely (asis* TheMessenger would res"ond to the effet that their ations had not hanged to signal that theyhad aught u" with the first ones* I hae read letters that the Messenger>s (ooks seem tohae the same materials in them therefore, (uying more is unneessary*

There are arious lessons in different shools of thought that teahes against giing a noieertain knowledge (efore time* The Holy ur>an admonishes us to not ask .uestions until aertain time* ;hat I am getting at is this4 ;ithout a ertain leel or (reath of knowledge, wemay treat the reelation of knowledge disres"etfully, (eause he hae not deelo"ed inknowledge* If we haen>t deelo"ed a (akground with whih to reeie new knowledge, we

may treat it arelessly out of ignorane* This has (een the ase with Eli)ah Muhammad>steahing* Many hae not taken it seriously enough* This is e-hi(ited in the families andlifestyle (y many who hae amassed his teahings, (ut they don>t know how to a""ly them* Iould hae said this more eu"hemistially, (ut if they hae them and yet will tolerated theawful onditions they are e-"eriening, then either they>re sim"ly ignorant and don>t knowthat they don>t know or they are fools who know that they don>t know, and "roud of it*


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This (ook, ?aku(4 Father of Mankind, is not the only attem"t at this su()et howeer, Iwanted to take the nine soures of the Messenger>s own words and om"ile one (ookdediated to this su()et a su()et whih ;allae Muhammad, Eli)ah Muhammad>s son had(anned from (eing taught when he first took ontrol of the +ation of Islam* This su()et wasalso (uthered into a fairy tale (y Minister Farrakhan and eentually disontinued*

Eli)ah Muhammad writes, D?ou are (earing witness to the "eo"le that I am the man fromGod* ?ou are to show "roof that om"ares with "reditions* ?ou hae not seen God, (ut you(eliee that I hae seen Him*;e are (uilding a new world* I hae to follow lose to my LordJMaster Fard MuhammadK* ?ou hae to follow lose to me to follow Him?ou annot take?aku(>s history and defend it as I an* It is (est that you teah the "eo"le what you heard meteah*D

To this end, I ask your "atiene with this (ook* It may a""ear that the Messenger re"eatshimself in ertain instanes howeer, if you are not areful, you an miss ery im"ortant (itsof information neessary to see into how the Messenger an take urrent "henomena tosu(stantiate the redita(ility of ?aku(>s e-istene and history, es"eially in a time andamongst a "eo"le who see its reelation as most dangerous*

I am aware that some will say, DI>e read this (efore, (ut how many "iees of the "uCCle wereyou looking at all at one@

The "rofundity of the Messenger>s works ommand a ertain a""roah when "utting it (eforethe "eo"le* It deseres to (e in a form onsistent with the high ali(er of its ontent* This iswhy after seeing a shallow attem"t at "utting a doument out a(out Master Fard Muhammad,I felt om"elled to hallenge suh a mediore a""roah with The True History of Master FardMuhammad* This attem"t was to first of all address the arious attem"ts (y non1(elieersand hy"orites writing a(out that whih they either didn>t (eliee or was un.ualified*

I seondly "ointed out the fat that they all learly stated in their (ooks a onsistent mind1set

of unertainty a(out Master Fard Muhammad>s wherea(outs or origin, dis.ualifies them allfrom (eing taken serious a(out the su()et* I lastly "ointed out that the only ones who(enefited most from Master Fard Muhammad>s "resene was Eli)ah Muhammad himself andthe (elieers in the +ation of Islam* This alone une.uioally makes them the (est .ualifiedto s"eak on the matter* After additionally, hallenging, dis"elling and om"letely refutingthe notion that Master Fard Muhammad and Eli)ah Muhammad somehow (orrowed or wastaught (y +o(el 8rew Ali and Marus Garey, The True History of Master Fard Muhammad,gae, aording to national feed(ak, the (est re"resentation of what Eli)ah Muhammadtaught, other than he himself* The (asis of this (ook will "ursue the same ourse that is,first address the "resent notions surrounding ?aku( and then gie you what Eli)ah Muhammadteahes of him*

The a(oe is rystal lear howeer, what is it a(out this history that made ;allaeMuhammad, Eli)ah Muhammad>s son, one :egistered Muslim, order the Ministers of Eli)ahMuhammad to sto" teahing it in $%'* Een the urrent regime under the organiCation of3heik Farrakhan, in !hiago, doesn>t teah it now that he has (eome like ;allae,DreantersD of Master Fard Muhammad as God in "erson and Eli)ah Muhammad, as His LastMessenger*


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In the news are different referenes to animal and human loning* ;hat we must understandis that years (efore they told you, they hae (een seretly working on this "roess* This tellsus many things4 $* They got the idea from somewhere* /* ;hat does the deformede-"eriments look like and what ha""ens to them when they are dis"osed of@ * How long hasthis (een going on@ N* ;ho funds this "ro)et@ The list goes on and on* ?et, )ust as this isae"ted as the "eo"le>s reality today, there was a time when it would hae (een onsidered

farfethed or unimagina(le* ;hat I am suggesting is that, )ust (eause an aerage working orunaware "erson, whose day to day routine is "redita(ly ma""ed out, doesn>t know that thesety"e of "ro)ets e-ists, it doesn>t mean they don>t* t see these hidden truths on !++, AB!, +B! or+ightline, doesn>t mean that it wasn>t ha""ening (efore they were (orn* 7n the ontrary,aording to Eli)ah Muhammad, it was how the white man and woman was made* This is whythey are alled Dmankind*D They are not original* They are a DkindD of an original made froman 7riginal man, in the 7riginal man>s image, after the 7riginal man>s likeness*

;hen asked how does one su(stantiates or su""orts the alidity of an ourrene, "henomenaor eent that ha""ened thousands of years ago@ How does one "roe the e-istene of aninident, from whih, the hief "roduts are "eo"le who want to hide and deny their origin@

How do you onfirm the e-istene of a "ro)et, from whih a world is "rodued thate-tremely o""ose e-"osing its origins@ How does one e-"ose the identity of a man, theknowledge of whom, was hidden for &,000 years@

The answers to these .uestions must (e answered in the onte-t of the "erson who originallyreealed this knowledge* It originally ame from God, Himself and was taught to Eli)ah* Thisis ery onsistent with what s onsisteny isthe (asis of their redita(ility and their redita(ility is onsistent with the natural lawsgoerning the known unierse, and it>s onsisteny is what seres as the (asis of our (eliefthat there is a higher "ower* In other words, eah e-"ression of redita(ility su""ort,u"holds and su(stantiates the redita(ility of another* Therefore, in order to su(stantiatethe redita(ility of this (ook, it must ome from what Eli)ah Muhammad said* Hisredita(ility will erify it is from God Himself* 7f all those who think they know, He is theBest nower*

As we om"ile what the Messenger teahes a(out ?aku( from different soures, we willfootnote key as"ets to "roe it modern usage, not neessarily the alidity of the truth* Thetruth is suffiient to "roe itself* 7ne we eliminate what it>s not, then all that will remain

will (e the truth or the answer* This is what makes Eli)ah Muhammad teahing su"eriorhene, the 3u"reme ;isdom*

I am onfident that the reader will (enefit greatly from this a""roah* It will hel" themfigure out many things for themseles and in this way, they will (egin to own or master it forEli)ah Muhammad stated that it is useless to gie you something of wisdom if you an>t masterit* From the look of the urrent state of affairs, few are mastering this great wisdom*nowledge is the result of learning and is a fore or energy that makes its (earer oerome


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o(stales, (arriers or resistane* In fat, god means "ossessor of "ower and fore, so teahesthe Messenger* It>s time to Dlearn,D now that we hae gotten all we ould amass of thewisdom* Let>s sto" going D(yD the (ooks and go into the (ooks and use it to seure the"romise of our Lord, while following losely to him following his Lord*

Lastly, don>t let the a""earane of redundany fool you into thinking that you understand that

whih you know not* Although we see night and day oerla" themseles all of our lies, westill miss so many lessons, (eause we hae had the wrong teahers who didn>t teah us howto see or hear* Like an, that, DIn the alternation of the night and the day,there are signs for those who understand*D The night oertakes the day and the day oertakes the night, (ut do men mind@D 8on>t (e (linded (y what a""ears to (e redundanyO

?our Brother+asir Makr HakimMinister of Eli)ah Muhammad, Messenger of Allah

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7f all the knowledge that one may hae or o(tain, the knowledge of God is the greatest andthe most neessary of all knowledge* I would say that %Q of the "eo"le of the earth arewithout knowledge of the God, the 3u"reme Being*

The !hristians and most of the old world Muslims are alike not haing a true knowledge of

the 3u"reme 7ne, referred to as Allah, and God makes most "eo"le (eliee that God issomething other than a man*

Looking at God2s reation the unierse and His reatures without num(er and unlimited, wehae neer (een a(le to o(tain the knowledge of )ust how God reated the =nierse andHimself*

;e hae neer known where He Himself (egan or who was first, God or the =nierse@


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How an we know God if He ke"t Himself from our haing a true knowledge of Him@


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you to ae"t the Blak God* ?ou say, DThere is no (eginning or ending*D I admit that* But wedo know that they had to hae some kind of (eginning* But how it ha""ened, we don2t know*That2s why we say that His Beginning, we don2t know anything a(out*

Imagine, you lose your eyes now imagine the whole entire isi(ility of the =nierse is gonefrom you* This is the way He was (orn in total darkness* There was no light anywhere* 7ut of

the total or(it of the =nierse of darkness there s"arkled an atom of life* 7ne u"on a time(ut don2t ask me when it was* How ould that atom of life make a reord of its own reation@It ould not write its own reation, the reord of it, (eause He was the First there was noreorders around Him* He was First to reord His 7wn self* How long was that@ ;e an2t tellwe weren2t there* He was the only 7ne in the whole entire dark =nierse* He had to waituntil the atom of life "rodued (rains to think what He needed* How long was that@ I don2tknow, Brothers* But He was a Blak manO !oming out of total darkness at that time, we allould say that we are "rodued (y a white god, (ut there was no light nor any whiteanywhere there was All 8arkness* 3o God reealed to me* In that 8arkness, whih had no endto it there 1 that 8arkness !reated an atom of Life, and the !olor to (e the !olor had to (eBlak, as there was no light therefore, it had to (e the !olor of the thing that !reated itO AllPraise is due to AllahO 73HA PG%1N0

+eer has this kind of teahing (een "oured into your ears sine the Earth was or the +ationwas* I teah you not of "ro"hets, (ut of God@ +o, no, no* I am not teahing you of Isaiah andMoses and the others* Those are "ro"hets* I am (ringing you the knowledge of God HimselfO

The Blak man2s God* ;hy do you re)et the Blak God when the Blak God is ?our GodO TheBlak God made the white godO ;hy do you re)et Him@ Long (efore eer there was 1 as theold "eo"le used to tell me when I was a little (oy 1 a when and a where, He was God* I (earthem witness today*


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that the light of this one neer sto"s (efore this one ties his light in with that one* It was awhole "ath of nothing (ut light, a (elt around His =nierse* He thought so muh of His Earth,He loed His Earth so well, that he took His own Earth and diided the lie "lanets rotatingaround it with light 1 stars* Think it oer* A(out &00 1 million miles out from this "lanet, Hehas a region of stars that diides the other "lanets from these inner "lanets* He has made awreath around His own Head of nothing (ut stars* Think it oer* He made a rown for Himself

out of the Earth with stars* DThis is My House, and I want to "ut a rown around it with stars*D73HA NN1N*

Look at the (all of your eye* Think it oer* That (all of your eye is white, all around a (lak*A Blak s"here there, sitting, surrounded with white* +ot the white in the enter of this (allit2s Blak here in the enter* But white around the Blak* :ight@ He has made it like His=nierse 1 around Him is light, (ut He, Himself is BlakO All "raises are due to Allah* Look intoHis Eyes* His eye tells you who He is* And all the offs"ring from Him (ear witness that I amefrom that Blak enter there in His eyes* They (ear witness that their eye testifies to thetruth that it must hae (een grafted from yours (eause it is not the e.ual of your eye* All"raises are due to AllahO ;ould you trade your (eautiful Blak eye, surrounded with the(eautiful white, for a green1(lue eye@ ;ould you do that@ +o, you won2t* It is a more

(eautiful eye, Blak* !lear Blak, and lear white around it like His =nierse He made* Hewas Blak inside, and then He said, DLet there (e Light 1 D7n The 7utside*D It is an unendingteahing you a(out your Blak God* 73HA /1

Thy ;ill4 In the making of God Himself, He ould not hae had a ;ill until he had (rainsa"a(le of thinking* He was reated, self1reated from an atom of life Jwho as wellK"rodued flesh, (ones and (lood from the earth that He was reated on 1 self1reated* I wantyou to know that good, and I will re"eat it time again and I will go to no limited argumentwith you that He was made on the ery earth that we are on now, (ut it was not e-at as it istoday* It was only atom itself* T7T Pg$

!reator means one who reates a thing, not one that (orrows the essene to (uild something

JfromK the essene that was made (y someone else* ?ou JhaeK to reate your own essenethat>s what God did* He did this out of nothing* The whole atmos"here was oid of anymatter until he made matter in the atmos"here* T7T Pg* /N

I say, loe your God* He is a Blak God and He is foreer and foreer* There is no suh thingas trying to destroy the Blak man* ?ou an2t do that* It is im"ossi(leO 7ne of 7ur God13ientists, && trillion years ago, as God taught me, tried His (est to satisfy His mind (y tryingto destroy us* But we are here today, and we see His idea right u" there 1 they all it theMoon* That is what He tried to do* +ow there is no life on that Moon* He didn2t allow anyoneto (e left to write His days of Himself and His great ;isdom of Himself* ;e wrote itO ;e willdo the same (y you* ?ou won2t (e a(le to write our doom, (ut we an write yours* All is setfor this thing 1 (efore you eer were reated or made* He looked into you (efore you were

(orn, saw your thoughts, listened to what you would (e saying today and saw your works* ;e)ust fold u" our arms, sit down, and wait for Time* Allah said, DThey )ust waited* They2re soglad that the day has ome now that they an show you now that the Blak man is GodOD73HA PG &

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The (lasting away of M77+ (y an enemy that ro((ed the M77+ of its life water and "ouredit onto this "art of the "lanet Earth an also (e om"ared to the eil white slae1traders,guided (y


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?ou don2t say that you reated this metal here, (eause the essene of it is out there in theearth* ?ou didn2t reate that* But you take it and melt this, the metal, out of something likestone or sand* ?ou an soo" it u" down there and sift it 1 (ut it was already out there* Thenyou make whateer you want to from that metal* But, now, go and reate somethingO 73HAPGN/

3ine we started from nothing and sine God Himself started from nothing and we>re going tosomething, (eause the !reator found something more in the darkened irle than he hadthought that He would find* He>s not here today 1 that same man 1 (ut He laid a (ase for awise God to ome and get a "latform out of His work of self reating*

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7ne eery /,000 years, eerything I say is figured right, there>s a new God that>s (eenoming u" in the "ast, so God taught me* Their wisdom would always run through a(out/,000 years and then they would hange and (ring in another one* All the Gods that rule, asyou didn>t know, rule (y ones and not (y )ust the same one* This is why you are taught God isone 1 that>s right, (ut it>s not the same God* They all JruledK with righteousness until a(out&,000 years ago* They "rodued a ontrary God that wanted to make his name known in"ower and wisdom in the unierse* This was only &,000 years ago and this was taken u" (yone God to rule the "eo"le for &,000 years* 3o, &,000 years we had a (lak god, his name was?aku(* T7T&01$

These are the 8ays of setting u" a lean world under the guidane of the 7riginal Peo"leBlak +ation who were neer guilty of doing eil until one of the gods (y the name of ?aku(disoered the essene of the Blak Man to make a white man and ?aku( did )ust that*

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+ow sine he has disoered this essene, today we are under the God Allah to do awaywith that ery essene in us so that no other man an make another "eo"le who are differentfrom us* This will neer ha""en again* That is why you are taught that you will (e (orn again"hysially* This re(irth is in order to get rid of that wiked material in the ery essene of thes"erm of the Blak Man* This wiked material will not (e in the Blak Man for anyone to useafter the remoal of the "resent world and "eo"le*

?ou will (e aused to grow into a new "erson and the nature will (e different* It will (e the

nature of righteousness and then we annot sin* In that kind of re(irth, it will (e im"ossi(lefor us to sin*

The world of the white rae is doing what it was made to do 11 to try the righteous withwikedness and filth* The white rae annot do any (etter than what they are already doing*3o we do not argue and .uarrel with that, whih they, (y nature, are made to do* Ire"eatedly teah you this 11 that you annot hange the nature of the white man unless yougraft him (ak into that whih he was grafted out of* This is what


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kingdom of heaen he must (e (orn again (eause in an 3harrieff /40*

This deil rae has and still is doing )ust that 1 making mishief and shedding (lood and itwas the Blak +ation from whom they were grafted4D;hen your Lord said to the Angels4 3urely I am going to reate a mortal of the essene of(lak mud fashioned in sha"e*D Holy ur1an 3harrieff $4/*

The essene of (lak mud the Blak +ation mentioned is only sym(oli, whih atuallymeans the s"erm of the Blak +ation and they refuse to reogniCe the Blak +ation as theire.ual, though they were made from them (y a Blak 3ientist ?aku(* Foundation II, "g*$

;e used to say, and many of us still say, that ?aku( was the first God of murder, whih istrue of his rae the white rae that he made* +ow, the God who tried to destroy us alongwith himself, his effort to do so, aused the making of our M77+* The God of the M77+ hadmurder and the destrution of the human family in his mind* He was not suessful in doingso* Allah God used this history of that God to teah us what is in the mind of this "eo"lethe white rae* F7I1%

?aku(, the father of the white rae, did not make the white rae from nothing* ?aku( madethe white rae from us Blak Man* 3o he took liing material Blak Man to (ring out a new"eo"le* And so ;ill Allah, the God of :ighteousness* Allah God ;ill Take liing material, theso1alled +egro, and make a new "eo"le out of them* The so1all +egro, the Blak Man, u"from slaery of four hundred N00 years, here in Ameria, is the "eo"le out of whom Allah

God ;ants to (uild a new heaen and a new earth or we say, a new "eo"le and a newgoernment* 73HA PG$$&

Before the making of the white rae, we neer had their ty"e of eil "eo"le* The Blak Manwas neer under an eil rule* Eil was neer "ratied among the Blak Peo"le (efore themaking of an eil world (y ?aku(* ;e neer saw or e-"eriened a iiliCation like the whiteman2s iiliCation* ;e neer had an unalike "eo"le among us (efore the white rae wasmade* ;e were all alike es"eially in olor* 73HA $$%1$/0


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The new man, the white man, ame from us, (ut he is different from us* After ?aku( gratedhis man white man from us, his man (eame a new man to us* ;e are not a "art of thewhite man*

The white man )ust looks like a human (eing, and he is a human (eing, (ut he is not kin to us

at all* ?ou say, DI annot understand how that is, Mr* Muhammad*D This is true* After thewhite man was grafted om"letely out of the germ of the Blak Man, the ;hite man wasmade into a new man, different from the Blak Man, from whom he was grafted* The whiteman (eame a new "erson altogether and his ery nature is new to us* They do not hae thesame nature as we hae* The white man is different (y nature than the Blak Man and thewhite man has made many things new* 73HA $$%1$/0

The ;hite :ae is an unusual "eo"le and their ideology is unusual* He has and was gien thegift of a reatie mind* To allow him to use his own ideas, the Blak Man or Gods were "ut toslee" in order that the ;isdom of the Blak Man did not interfere with what the white man ismade for to rule us under wikedness, enslaement, deeit, murder, and death for si-thousand years* 73HA %&1%%

The Blak Man2s Gods, aording to the history He taught me, hae All (een the ;isest* Theymade the white man after their order in wisdom e-e"t the knowledge of how to (ring intoreality and "erfetion their ision and idea of what they want to "ereie e.ual to the BlakMan2s ;isdom* This was ke"t (ak* They are fored to (uild their world on the (asis of whatthey found in the ;isdom of Blak Man* The white man only made, formed, and "ut intoserie those things that met with the arings and neessities of his "eo"le*

The white man was gien the "ower of ision and different ways of life to ena(le him to (uildan unalike world from what we hae had throughout the millions, (illions, and trillions ofyears*

+o God ;ho is going to rule the "eo"le of earth uniersally, as the white man has ruled forthe "ast si- thousand years, was to (e gien a history or knowledge of the God ;ho ruled the"eo"le (efore Him* This is in order to kee" the Present God from "atterning after the FormerGod and to fore Him to use His 7wn ;isdom in making a world and not a world "atterningafter "reious ;isdom of the Gods Before Him*

The white rae did not get a hane to rule solely aording to their wisdom, (eause wewere "resent and they "atterned muh of their world after what they saw of the Gods of theBlak Man* This was due to the fat that the white rae was made an enemy to the BlakMan therefore their time to deeie the Blak Man was limited to a short s"an of si-thousand years that are used (y the Blak Gods to rule* 73HA %&1%%

For the "ast si- thousand &,000 years there was no god "resent who was su"erior to ?aku(*7ur God and 3ientists were not "ermitted to interfere with the "eo"le of ?aku( and theiriiliCation or in the way in whih they were thinking* That is why they white rae would kill"ro"hets who ame among them teahing the way of righteousness to the "eo"le (eause?aku(2s "eo"le, the white rae, was not to (uild a iiliCation on the (asis of :ighteousness*The white rae was to (uild a iiliCation )ust the o""osite of :ighteousness, and this he hasdone* 73HA $/1$/N


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Chapter 9 .!E CU1%E /0 .!E 7!-.E 1ACE(Bac .o .op)

The seret of the ;hite :ae, )ust ouldn>t (e e-"osed (efore their time of rule was out* Ifthe 7riginal Blak +ation had known that this new, unalike, (lue1eyed rae would not (eae"ted (y the God of :ighteousness, at the end of si- thousand years of their time, therewould not hae (een one left on our Planet* The knowledge of them was ke"t as a seret,from the ommon "eo"le, as they are sym(olially s"oken of under the name of D!ain,D whomurdered his (rother* God marked !ain so that the "eo"le would not reogniCe themurdered of their righteous (rother, lest the "eo"le would kill him*D Genesis N4$

Though God "ronouned a D!urse on !ain, oming from the Earth, whih had o"ened hermouth to reeie the righteous (lood from the murderer>s hand, he was to (e drien from thefae of the earth and from the fae of God* The earth shall not yield her strength to !ainand he shall (e a fugitie and a aga(ond*D Genesis N4$0, $/*

Moses reminded them of this urse in 8euteronomy /4N1/* 7f ourse, the so1alled+egroes are warned in the same !ha"ter, to let the 8iine !hastisement or 8estrution oftheir enemies sere as a lesson to their future greatness, or they will meet with suh fate*Foundation II, "g* $N%

7ur father reated and made the unierse, and one of us made them* As we made the"resent unierse, we will (uild a new unierse* !an the white sientists do the same@ ;e"layed slee" while they worked now we are awaking and will (uild a new world whih willmake yours look like hild>s "lay* ;e hae a(oe you seen inha(ited worlds* They are withus* These seen worlds or heaens, the stars and the moon, show the weight of our (rains*;hat do you hae that we did not gie you@ ?ou shall soon ome to know who is the wisestand the most "owerful* Found/, "g* ///

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;e, the original nation of earth, says Allah, the Maker of eerything 11 sun, moon and starsand the rae alled white rae 11 are the writers of the Bi(le and ur>an*

;e make suh history one eery /,000 years* ;hen suh history is written, it is done (ytwenty1four of our sientists* 7ne ats as


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7ur "lanet is not e-atly /,000 miles in irumferene, it is /N,%& and we, aording toastronomy, don>t hae a full /N1hour day (ut near that11/ hours, & minutes and N& seonds*The hange made in our "lanets rotation at the Poles is a(out one minute a year and takes/,000 years to (ring a(out a om"lete hange in the region of the Poles* The atual Polesare inlines / / degrees to the "lane of its or(it* The original (lak nation used / sientiststo write the future of that nation for the ne-t /,000 years, and the /Nth is the t make mistake*

If the God reated Himself out of matter in whih still e-ists here, then he taken it out of thedarkness of s"ae, how then an we delare that the fiery stars 1 along with our 3un 1 wasreated out of s"ae 1 where did the fire ome from@

3o today eerything is full of fire* I>m full of fire you>re full of fire* DThis is our figure here@D+o, I>m going to tell you here today, (ut you kee" oming (ak I will tell you, (ut if I tell youeerything you will forget mostly all of it, then you will start adding in your god siene and Iwon>t remem(er what I said after you get through with it 3MILE*

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7ur num(er is &, whih is from that whih we (egan to make to reole as He was* He madeHimself to reole and then He aused whateer omes in the darkness to reole like Himselfand that He>s doing* ;e an>t hel" from reoling* ;e are not a "erfet human (eing,(eause atually our form is not "erfet* 3o sine this is our num(er here what were we(efore that num(er@ It was like this, we left out of nothing D0,D and we made ourseles intoD$*D +ow if we made our seles, in the (eginning, into D$,D here omes this nothing D0D againand it goes oer and here stands on the right side of D$*D ;ell, if you had N00 years to wait, Ithink you still hae a little time* ;e were in Ameria for N00 years (efore the oming ofAllah to us*

7ne D$D omes (ak and gets (ehind nothing D0D and makes that nothing there inrease its"ower $0 fold* In N00 years we were made nothing* That>s right, you were eerything thewhite man made you or taught you* After these N00 years as nothing D0,D 7ne has gotten(ehind it, and that 7ne is Almighty God Allah* It made us $0 fold the "ower and alue of thatwhih we were (efore He ame, right@ This is (eause the "ower of this D$D is generated intonothing D0D and made nothing (eome something* If I had moed this nothing D0D oer here infront left side of that D$,D it would still kee" this as a fration of nothing to (uild, (ut itdidn>t do that* The D$D ame not here in front left side, it got (ehind us right side, and(aked us u" to make us into something reogniCed as haing the "ower of D$D generated intonothing D0,D right@ I>m not the teaher that teahes something I don>t know*


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Chapter s rotation, whihwe all the A-is of the earth, we hae at the a-is end /1$5/ degrees here to the irle ofthe Earth at the a-is "oint* ;e hae / $5/ degrees here*

;e hae also / Gods that write and )ustify history one eery / years* They e.ual the "olesdegree here, they (oth measure the same / $5/ degrees* It>s e.ual with the Gods that rule*There are really /N, (ut this num(er is used wheneer they make u" history for instane, /Gods work and $ does the alulating on the what they find*

The knowledge of the god of this world is (eing taught to us (y the God of our world* 7urGod taught me that in the year D$D of our alendar time of /,000 years, (efore we allowedanother God to rule, the sientists said in the year %,000, there will (e a man (orn in thatyear, his name will (e ?aku(, and he will make a "eo"le who will lie for &,000 years* This%,000 year is the (eginning of the (irth of the man you all white folks* They were made (ythis man 1 not reated now, they were made (y a man alled ?aku(* In the Bi(le, you allhim s the same man* t rule there, nor do they rule there today, (ut they>re graduallyeasing in* They are white sientists who>s ruling there* This is why Muhammad must destroythe old* ?ou find in the history of Muhammad, he delared war on Mea and he oeramethem* 3o today I>m telling you that we are not going to fight to (eome the ruler under thesame thing that the old world hae ruled under* ;e>re going to make our own Holy !ity*

?ou>ll read in the Bi(le where it says that DI saw a new t let His new wisdom and Hisnew kingdom (e (uilt u"on an old foundation* T7T 1%

D$D was already in the darkness, (ut nothing did not gie it to us until the time (rought ita(out* ;hen the time (rought it a(out, it was out there in our iew as a reoling light light


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reoling that>s hidden there in the dark* ;e don>t know how many trillions of years it wasthere, (ut it was there* ;ith a fine atom of water out there, it made itself out of an atom ofwater that was found in the darkness of the unierse* ;e ould not see light emerging out ofthe s"ae without water, (eause we an>t "rodue life without water therefore, it was somewater out there in that darkened world of s"ae* The s"ae had "rodued life, (ut how longwas that life out there (efore it "rodued us a form@

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!alulate how long life takes to make $ atom this is the way it>s understood* ?ou and I (eingdead oer here in Ameria for so many years, and +orth Ameria had (een dead so manythousands, and the s"ae oer +orth Ameria so many thousands, we an>t alulate theatual time* By the instruments we hae now, we an alulate time from estimating so longand so long* T7T "g%&

;hat is time@ The main thing we should know is what do we mean when we say time* ;emean the distane of something that is taking us so long and so long to get to the other "oint,and if there are two "oints here to meet together, we ount the time that we>re going to tryand meet (etween the two o()ets* It means that we hae motion and motion makes time*;e annot hae any reading of time until we set u" motion* ;hen motion is made, wealulate how long that motion takes to meet with another o()et* T7T Pg$/0

If you are going to (e freed with the time, when did the time start@ ;e annot ount on timeunless we know when time (egan* ;ell, we don>t want you oming out here saying we>retalking on something we don>t know nothing a(out* ;e know you and if we know you, weknow you>re talking a(out something* ?es* Time, when it started, it started way (ak, longways (ak* It started when the first motion of an atom moed out of darkness* ;hen thatatom moes it>s still time* That was, aording to the teahings of Allah to me, wassomething around a(out '& trillion years ago*

It was seenty1si- trillion years ago, when that these things took "lae D;hat things@D Themotion of time* If I moe my hand from one "oint to another "oint, you an say that I ammaking some kind of time, right@ Beause I>m doing this to make motion* To read the motionis to read how long it takes this hand to ome from here to there or go (ak here 1 that>stime* If I hold my hand still, it>s making no time, nothing is going on it>s )ust a hand (eingheld u"*

As original (lak "eo"le here in +orth Ameria, we hae not (een making time ourseles, andit>s due to us not knowing how to make time* Time without a "rodut is wasted time* ;edon>t want that kind of time* ;e want time that will "rodue something* God is a "rodutionmade (y the ation of time* ;e say then that we we>re doing "retty well* As long as we haeno "rodution in the time, in that we are making, we hae then to sit down 1 let some(odyelse ome in and make time* ;e hae (een sitting down here now eery sine the slaemaster said, Dyou are free nigger*D ;e sit down and ask him for something to do* T7T "g$/$

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There was no God in his time that ould "reent him* And it was neessary for us to learnfrom one that whih was in us, in our midst, what he had that ould rule others for si-thousand years from %,000 to $,000* T7T Pg$$

;e ould hae ruled it all the while, (ut we wanted to try out our own self at (eing ruled (yan inferior self* ;e hae learned the inferior self will neer make a world of "eae andha""iness for the "eo"le, (eause where there>s disagreement, there is war* 3o, we theMuslims, we annot, (y nature, disagree on the su()et of "eae we must hae "eae*

For N/ years, I hae not done a thing in the world (ut studied and taught the word of Godfrom His mouth* As it is written, we hae the wisdom, diine from a(oe this world* If wemade the white man, grafted him out of ourseles 1 that>s what ha""ened, what an you tellus a(out it* There is not a (lak "erson in this house that will gie the white rae any reditfor nothing, een their own wikedness, we had taken that s"ark out of the germ of the (lakman and made a man out of him so that he would (e totally weak*

This is what the Gods of the (lak man did and we know him, I know the white "eo"le* Idon>t study his (ook to know him, I study him from the mouth of God* He hae tried him u"until the oming of God to show him u", as the Bi(le teahes him and you and the Holy ur>anmakes it a little more "lainer and more diret than we hae it in the Bi(le* ;e know theman and now you are (eing taught the utmost knowledge of the man to so you an see ifwhether the God of )ustie is un)ust for destroying him today* This is why you>re taught allthe ends and odds of the man2s ery nature, for you to see that God is not doing you and mean in)ustie for destroying him today*

I want you to remem(er that you>re making a fool out of yourself after God hae now omeand told us the truth of us, that we were the first ones and will (e the last if there (e a last*;e don>t see through the teleso"e of the sientist>s wisdom, who don>t see anything like an

end to the Blak man* ?ou don>t see what He was made out of, how He made Himself out ofthe material that omes last, the material of darkness omes last in the a(sene of light* Hehad taken that darkness, reated Himself out of it4 that whih omes last so that there wouldneer (e a last to Himself* I>m ery sorry oer you that hae "ity and want to argue in faorof this world against a world that has no (eginning and no ending* ?ou an>t alulate thehour, the day, or year of the reation it>s im"ossi(le* There was no writers there at thereation, (eause the reation had to make a writer out of himself first, and it was & trillionyears after that when writing took "lae after his own reating*

I an (e alled a liar like all the others (efore me who were "ro"hets and reformers of"eo"le* I don>t e-"et you to gie me the redit, (ut you will grow to do that* I ould tellyou today, (ut you will grow to it tomorrow* ?ou>re not a(le with the knowledge of this world

to see into what I>m teahing you of a world that has no (irth reord to it, and hae noending* ?ou an>t reate a thought that would orres"ond enough with the answer for you totakle what I am teahing* I don>t only defy you, (ut I defy the sientists of this world toattak what I am teahing you and "roe that I am teahing you something false, )ust (eauseit is not of his world or knowledge* I will gie to any "rofessor of the white man2s world $0thousand and $0 thousand times $0 thousand to "roe one word I teah you as untrue* T7TPg* /1/%


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The !reator was reated like me and He has the (rains like me, that ame with the reation*He ould make those (rains do )ust what I>m doing, if the ;ill and "ower of the $/ God13ientists, ;ho onfers, are with him* He an do )ust what I>m doing*

;hen Messenger is hosen, these $/ onfer to see if whether or not he an do the )o( that heis now hosen for* The $/ Gods deide on all of this* ;e all them the $/ Great 3ientists*

This is why your ruler was made with $/ inhes it>s after the num(er of the $/ Ma)or3ientists, and without this, you annot lie* ;e all it a ruler when you hae $/ s.uareinhes in it* T7T Pg* /%0

The white man of Ameria is not going to tell you how lose his doom is* ?ou will get "roudand want to get een with him and that>s right* ;e will (eliee that we are safe in trying toget een with him if we know the e-at time, (ut he>s not going to tell you* He>s ery lose tohis doom at this "resent hour, (ut he>s not telling you* He want you to (eliee that he has yeta long future* He doesn>t hae one* The white man was not "ut on the earth to lie foreer*He>s a new "eo"le among us who were made, not reated* I want you to understand this, youand I are reated "eo"le, (ut the white man is not the reated "eo"le* He is a made "eo"le*?ou and I hae a long, long old (irth reord* It>s so long that we annot tell you when we were

(orn, (ut the white man, he is a man that our sientists made here reently &,000 years ago,that>s no more than talking & hours in the fae of the anient sientists* He>s a ery late man*

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He was made through grafting, from the dust of the earth* ?ou must understand that thisalso has meaning* It doesn>t mean a man was made atually from dust* This is siene* Thesiene means this4 that he>s made of the weaker and the lower harater of the (lak man*God has gien the knowledge to me to e-"lain to you, that whih you do not know and do notunderstand* T7T Pg/1

In the %,000th year, remem(er this, an enemy was "rodued to ause all of this trou(le thathas (een oming to the (lak man for the last &,000 years* ;e all him the white maninstead of )ust saying deil, that>s his real name 1 deil*

?ou go (y his olor, (eause you didn>t know who was under the olor* ;hen ?aku( wasmaking him, he took the (rown germ away from the (lak man and he took that (rown germ,whih was weaker than the (lak germ, and he looked into the "ossi(ility of making weaknessrule strength* This is not out of the order of siene* This weak germ in the (lak man was(rown so, ?aku( said, DI will take the (rown germ away from the (lak one, make a man outof the (rown germ, gie him my wisdom and my knowledge and then he an rule the (lakman from whom I took him* ;hen the (lak man "rodues a man that is wiser than I, he willtake me and my made1man away off the sene to neer rise anymore*DHe told his "eo"le, the white "eo"le, D;hen you hae lied on this earth &,000 years, don>ttry to run the 'th, (eause the in the ',000th year, your (rother oming from the East, He>sgoing to eat you u"* The white man or deil knows, this is why he goes oer in the East andstoks his artillery oer there to try to kee" the man from oming out* He start working onhim (efore he leaes, (ut they know he was going to do that* T7T "g* &'1&


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Chapter 25 .!E B1/.!E1 01/M .!E EA%.(Bac .o .op)

Aording to the teahings to me of man2s histories (y Allah God in the Person of MasterFard Muhammad, "raise is due to Him foreer, the Great Mahdi and the Messiah that theworld has (een e-"eted to ome for the last two thousand years, has ome and is goinga(out His work as has (een "redited that He would do*

He taught me for three years night and day on the histories of the two "eo"le, Blak andwhite*

;hat he taught me erifies the teahings of the Bi(le and Holy ur2an if rightly understoodof the two "eo"le, Blak and white*

He said that there was no (irth reord of the Blak Man and therefore none an say how oldthe Blak +ation is* As far (ak as, He said, a reord has (een ke"t, it dates '& trillion years*These years '& trillion were diided into "eriods of si- trillion years (eyond && trillion years,whih would make the said figure '& (e ', instead of '& trillion* I will not go into the finerdetails here* 73HA PG* %&


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The (elief in a God other than man a s"irit, Allah has taught me, goes (ak into the millionsof years 1 long (efore ?aku( the father of the deils 1 (eause the knowledge of God waske"t as a seret from the "u(li* This is the first time that it has eer (een reealed, andwe, the "oor re)eted and des"ised "eo"le, are (lessed to (e the first of all the "eo"le ofearth to reeie this seret knowledge of God* If this "eo"le the white rae would teahyou the truth whih has (een reealed to me, they would (e hastening their own doom 1 for

they were not reated to teah us the truth, (ut rather to teah us falsehood the ontrary totruth* Foundation II, "g* $&$

Master Fard Muhammad is that Man ;ho has the wisdom or the knowledge of how thereation took "lae in the first "lae* ;hat I mean4 The reation of the unierse, how ittook "lae and how life and eerything (egan down to si- thousand years of Mr* ?aku( and hisworld, and the knowledge of the world to ome of whih He Himself is the God* He>s the Godof the ne-t world, He>s "lanning it now* And that world He will set u", we see now graduallymerging in* It will (e foreer* There will (e no hange in that one, (eause the sientists )ustdon>t see through the future of any other hange* They don>t hae too muh knowledge of Hishange, as He has not let go yet* He (rought me u" "retty lose, (ut He has not as yeto"ened u"* ;e hae it in the Bi(le and ur>an, that eyes hae not seen nor ears hae heard,

and it has not entered into the heart of us what He will do, (ut we get little inklings* +ow weare right in His time, and we do know that He is going to (ring a(out a om"lete hange*

As I>e studied for thirty three years after His oming, I hae learned my own self from studyof His words, what He said to me* It won>t (e a world like we see today, nothing of the kind,not een to the 7rthodo- Muslims* Their world will not een (e onsidered in His world* TheMaster 3ientist or God, si- thousand years ago, Mr* ?aku(, did not make his world like ourworld, on the (asis of our world* ;e hae a om"letely new world and a new "eo"le in you*3o will the great Mahdi, Master Fard Muhammad, He will also (uild a new world and a new"eo"le*

He did tell me how we would start making a hange in a new "eo"le* +ow )ust e-atly what

we will look like, I>m not too sure of that, (ut I (eliee He>s going right (ak to the origin He>sgoing to make a (etter "eo"le* ;hat I mean to say is a "eo"le that will (e more stronger"hysially and they will (e taught in suh way that they an lie muh longer* Indiiduals willlie "ro(a(ly a thousand or more years*In teahing something the "eo"le on Mars, He often would refer to them, Jwhile with mesayingK, D)ust think of them liing twele hundred of our Earth years*D He said, and we>redying in less than a hundred years* It gies me an idea that He wants to make a "eo"le thatwill lie a thousand or more years* This is also hinted at in the Bi(le and ur>an, thisteahing, and so now He intends to do )ust that* HI3T+

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7ur && trillion years from the moon has "roen a great and wise show of the original "ower,to (uild wonders in the heaens and earth* 3i- thousand years ago, or to (e more e-at &,&00years ago, as Allah taught me, our nation gae (irth to another God whose name was ?aku(*He started studying the life germ of man to try making a new reation new man whom ourtwenty1four sientists had foretold ,N00 years (efore the (irth of Mr* ?aku(, and the


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3ientists were aware of his (irth and work (efore he was (orn, as they are today of theintentions or ideas of the "resent world*

Aording to the word of Allah to me, DM:* ?aku( was seen (y the twenty1three 3ientists ofthe (lak nation, oer $,000 years ago* They "redited that in the year ,N00 that was inour alendar year (efore this world of the white rae, this man ?aku( would (e (orn

twenty miles from the "resent Holy !ity, Mea, Ara(ia* And, that at the time of his (irth,the satisfation and dissatisfation of the "eo"le would (e4 11 '0 "er ent satisfied, 0 "erent dissatisfied*

And, that when this man is (orn, he will hange iiliCation the world, and "rodue a newrae of "eo"le, who would rule the original (lak nation for &,000 years from the ninethousandth year to the fifteen thousandth year*

After that time, the original (lak nation would gie (irth to one, whose wisdom, nowledgeand "ower would (e infinite* 7ne, whom the world would reogniCe as (eing the greatest andmightiest God, sine the reation of the unierse* And, that He would destroy ?aku(>s worldand restore the original nation, or anient nation, into "ower to rule foreer*

This mighty 7ne is known under many names* He has no e.ual* There neer was one like Him*He is referred to in the Bi(le as God Almighty, and in some "laes as s where he learned his own work(y "laying with / "iees of steel, wathing their reation 1 one attrating the other, that thissteel would attrat eah other and ome together and he looked at that reation, he lookedu" to his unle and said D=nle when I get an old man***D that would now mean he was & years


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old* He was a man (orn a Blak 3ientist with a (ig head* He had a great (ig head, and theyuse to all him 1 so God told me 1 >The (ig head ?aku(,> (eause his (ig head ontained somuh wisdom or (rains of wisdom that he was alled >the (ig head ?aku(> meaning he had alot of wisdom* He told his =nle, saying D***when I get an old man, I>m going to make a manthat will rule you*D His unle looked at his ne"hew and said, D;hat will you make other thansomething that will ause (loodshed and mishief in the land@D He didn>t tell his unle, no,

no* He knew that his =nle was telling the truth* He said to his =nle, Dthat>s alright, I knowwhat you do not know*D ?aku( did not tell him that he was wrong, (eause that was )ust thething he was going to do so he told him, DI know what you did not know and he did* T7T &0

He learned his future from "laying with steel* It is steel and more steel that this made raethe white rae, are still "laying with* 3teel has (eome the most useful of all metal for the"eo"le* ;hat he really saw in "laying with the two "iees of steel was the magneti "ower ofattration* MTTBM PG* $$/

DMuhammad who is this .uestioning Muhammad@D It>s Gods, he was in the irle of Gods andthat was God s"eaking to him, .uestioning him on his make of a man*

;hen ?aku( got to (e a grown man, he went out to start grafting the man that he deided hewould make a ruler from us, think oer that* He didn>t go out to make him otherwise, (ut toget him out of us, (eause we had the right material in us for the making of suh a man* ?oumight (e saying, D;ell Muhammad, what kind of material@D ?aku(, in his ollege, shool in hisday and time in the la(oratory, took the germ of the (lak man and (egan e-"erimenting onit to see what was in it* He saw in the (lak man>s germ / "eo"le and one was weaker thanthe other* That germ was (rown* 3o, he ke"t e-"erimenting with it* He said, D?es, I anse"arate this (rown germ whih is weaker than the other one 1 the (lak one 1 and I an makea man out of that germ* I will teah him my wisdom and then he will moe Jim"ose onK the(lak one until the (lak one "rodues a God greater than I* ?aku( disoered that (lakgerm that he would use to rule a su"erior man* It would take &,000 years for the (lak germto "rodue a white man that would hae more wisdom than he, then he ould erase my

iiliCation and set his into or(it* T7T&01&$

=nalike in the steel was making the steel to ome together from the like, the attration ofthe magneti "ower drawing the / together* He saw his future right from the steel reating*3o today, for &,000 years, they hae (een "laying with steel* He saw that steel was a good"iee of metal to murder with* He fashioned all kinds of wea"ons out of steel, they are usingit today* They>re lashing in war with steel* The first time they went to war with steel waswith (ow and arrows, shooting arrows* They (egan from stone to that* They learned to "ut alittle steel on the end of the stone* 3o, today, he>s learned to make a gun that ould shootsteel into our (odies* He>s (een a murderer eer sine he set foot on the fae of the earth*T7T1%

The "iee attrating and drawing the other under its "ower* In this, he saw an unlike human(eing, made to attrat others, who ould, with the knowledge of triks and lies, rule theoriginal (lak man 11 until that nation ould "rodue one greater and a"a(le of oeromingand making manifest his rae of triks and lies, with a nation of truth*

?aku( was the founder of unlike attrats and like re"els, though Mr* ?aku( was a mem(er ofthe (lak nation* He (egan shool at the age of four* He had an unusual siCed head* ;hen hehad grown u", the others referred to him as the Big head 3ientist*


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At the age of $ he had finished all of the olleges and uniersities of his nation, and wasseen "reahing on the streets of Mea, making onerts* He made suh im"ressions on the"eo"le, that many (egan following him*

Chapter 29 .!E %C-ENCE /0 .!E 3/,%(Bac .o .op)

He learned from studying the germ of the (lak man, under the miroso"e, that there weretwo "eo"le in him, and that one was (lak, the other (rown*

He said if he ould suessfully se"arate the one from the other, he ould graft the (rowngerm into its last stage, whih would (e white* ;ith his wisdom, he ould make the white,whih he disoered was the weaker of the (lak germ whih would (e unalike rule the(lak nation for a time until a greater one than ?aku( was (orn* MTTBM PG* $$

Aording the words to us from Almighty God Allah, in the Person of Master Fard Muhammad,to ;hom Praise is due foreer, ;ho has now made manifest the seret of the Gods* This isthe seret of the Gods that we are disussing, and not that of mere human (eings* In taking agod from a God, the god that ame from the original God or rae of "eo"le or nation ora(original, is easy to make into what the name means, deil, (eause (y grafting the erynature, the entire human (eing, is more fit for the teahing of grafting or law, thansomething other than that whih he ame from*

+ow as we see in fruit, fowl and in the grafting of animals and what not, that the "rodutalways (eome lesser and lesser as we ontinue to graft* +ow we ome to the white man andthe (lak man4 Here we hae a (lak man, who is the original man, of whom, we an>t loatehis (irth he>s the a(original human (eing of the Earth* +ow from him he has "rodued(rown, yellow, red, and white, through the master wisdom of grafting of the God, ?aku(* Inthis work of Mr* ?aku(, taking the white man out into, what we would say today, the fifthstage of the family, he (eame the fifth man, and the most distint of all* He>s a new man toeery one of us, a new rae of "eo"le with a nature and wisdom that is a(solutely new andontrary to the a(original, the (lak man* Before Mr* ?aku(, they had neer reahed this"artiular "oint of =nalike attration or Like re"elling, (ut in his "roduing a "eo"le, this isthe (ase on whih he set* This was his work whih "rodued an =nlike "eo"le, and this=nalike "eo"le white rae would (e a(le to attrat the Like Blak +ation* In this way, hehad "erfeted an idea of how to rule a Like* =nalike attrat and Like re"el therefore, (einga(le to "rodue this =nalike, it would attrat a Like and will (e a(le to rule a Like until a Like"rodues something to "reent a Like from (eing attrated (y an =nalike*

This refers to the Gods* ;e are into what the sientists refer to as the wisdom of God, andhow Their ideas work, and how Their ideas ome to "erfetion*

Here we hae a man "rodued from the 7riginal man, and that man we all the white man*The white man, we say, is the deil* ;hy, (eause of his "hysial weakness, aused (yoming into (eing from the original man, or a(original "eo"le of the Earth* As a result oftheir wise mastermind father, the God that made him, he is a(le, with that weak "hysialform taken from the original form or original man, rule the strong man, whih is mentioned somuh among the sholars and sientist that write history and disuss this "oint in theirlanguage, whih the masses annot understand*


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This made it easy to teah the man a wisdom ontrary and o""osed to the wisdom of right,(eause ?aku( was not after "roduing a man that was of the same or would think the same,like the one from whom he was taken* He had to make his world so attratie, that he wouldattrat the minds of the world that he ame out of until that world "rodued a man thatwould oerome him in wisdom* 7urs world is su"erior in wisdom and would make His Jthe

new God>sK "eo"le e.ually su"erior (y teahing them the origin of eerything that took "laeand then the white rae would hae no more attration u"on the "eo"le that they amefrom*

After they learned the origin of their reation and how it ame a(out and how their God gaethem the wisdom and know1how to rule that whih they ame out of we ould say, in words,the original oertakes himself again* JThe +ew God wouldK starts all oer again tomanufature or to "rodue another man as we hae this in history and "ro"hesy, that the Godat the end of the world of the white man will "rodue a new heaen or new iiliCation* ;esay heaen or kingdom on Earth, (ut it only means "eo"le, a new "eo"le and they will hae anew kind of a wisdom that is su"erior to the "resent* HI3T+

Chapter 2: .!E /1-3-N /0 1ACE%(Bac .o .op)

Aording to what Master Fard Muhammad taught me on the origin of the raes, they num(eraround four, and from these four raes of "eo"le, they hae "rodued many different ty"es of"eo"le, (ut they are not inde"endent in their (eginning, (eause they ame from one* ;ehae arious olored "eo"le all oer the Earth from (rown to white howeer, we>re not allthe same olor* As a result of intermi-ing with suh olors as (lak, (rown, yellow, red andwhite, this has "rodued many other arious olors* The origin of it, aording to theteahings of Master Fard Muhammad to me, was from a 3ientist or God 1 we see him as aGod* Bak si- thousand years ago, a master grafting work on the human (eing started to"rodue a new iiliCation, or a new rae of "eo"le from the original rae of "eo"le ora(original "eo"le*

This man, ?aku(, disoered in the germ of the (lak man, that he had two "eo"le in him,and had learned through study and e-"erimenting on the germ that this seond germ ould"rodue a "owerful "eo"le that would (e a(le to rule that whih they ame from* Theywould (e a(le to rule for around si- thousand years or until the father or the a(original"eo"le "rodue 7ne su"erior to his man* He had taken, through e-"erimental work on thegerm of man, a "eo"le of what we all today a white rae, (ut (efore he "rodued that whiterae, he "rodued a (rown rae, then he "rodued a yellow rae and so on* There lies hisfirst grafting of the (lak man aording to the teahings of Master Fard Muhammad, ;homwe see and know today as (eing God in "erson*

From the grafting in its first stage, he ?aku( had a (rown rae of "eo"le from a (lak"eo"le, and it taken him, aording to the teahings of God, two hundred years to "roduethat (rown rae, and he ke"t u" the "roess of killing off the (rown or the darker one andmarrying the lighter one with the lighter one, and in another two hundred years, he had ayellow rae of "eo"le*In this length of time, these (rown "eo"le were s"reading and migrating oer the earth tofind them a home to themseles*


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And so, when the yellow rae was "rodued, they too started migrating oer the Earth, andfrom the yellow rae, a(out two hundred years, this grafting ke"t in "roess* They were onthe same Island, aording to the teahings of Almighty God that were taught to me, (y AllahGod, ;ho ame in the Person of Master Fard Muhammad, to ;hom Praises is due foreer*8uring that two hundred years of kee"ing u" (irth ontrol laws, this is what he esta(lished*

He esta(lished it on this Island in his la( where he was working* ;e all it a human la( to"rodue his man* And from this yellow rae he had a white rae two hundred years laterfrom them* And this was the end of his work* This was the man he was trying to get to4 awhite rae*

That onluded the total time of his grafting the white out of (lak in si- hundred years, andthis figure tallies with the Bi(le>s teahing of the man (eing reated in si- days* The dayshere mean a hundred years eah, si- hundred years* And this also tallies with the reation ofthe unierse4 si-*

The whole entire unierse, aording to the ur>an was also reated in si- "eriods of time*And so Mr* ?aku(, the Mighty 3ientist of that time, "rodued his man on si-, (eause it

tallied with the reation of the unierse and it was aording to this num(er that he ould dohis work* They would (e masters, gods to rule the Earth, the "eo"le and eerything of life,for si- thousand years* At the end of si- thousand years, the a(original "eo"le will hae"rodued another 7ne mightier than ?aku( in wisdom and knowledge and He would (e e.ualwith that 7ne that reated the heaens and the Earth* And He would hae the "ower and theinfinite wisdom to make His ;ord Be as the first 7ne* This is the Man we hae (efore ustoday, to ;hom "raise is due*

Aording to the way that Almighty God taught me, in the Person of Master Fard Muhammad,that in grafting anything, een fruit, or the life of animals like the (irds, or fowl, all of thesethings an (e grafted to make another self out of them* 3o you hae gotten )ust this4 ?ouhae made many things from the a(original* And today we see muh of your world that you

hae "rodued through grafting* And you>re a master at that* I must say, you>re a master atgrafting, (eause the father, Mr* ?aku(, was a master*

Aording to what I hae (een taught of God, as you know, that I don>t know anything and Ididn>t know anything (efore this Master Mind ame to me or the ;ise Man ;ho I teahes to (eGod in Person* I (eliee I>m right aording to the sri"ture, and I know I>m right aording towhat He has said, and how it orres"onds with the "ro"heti sayings of the "ro"hetsonerning him, or one oming in this time*

In grafting, let2s get (ak there to answer that .uestion* In grafting a life from a life that isoriginal, that whih we graft from the original, regardless to what life it is, it is weaker thanthat whih it was grafted from* ;e are reduing the "ower of that original when we graft

from it* ;hen we graft fruit, the fruit that we graft is not the e.ual to that whih we graft itout of* And so it is when it omes to life, whether it>s (irds, whether it>s a (east, animals, ora man*

In ats, suh as the at family, all the grafted of its family is lesser in "ower than the originallion, and that whih is grafted from the original lion is not to (e trusted to muh as withleo"ards and in the other ats from the lion family* These ats from the lion family are moredangerous and annot (e trusted like we an this original lion* The original lion, we an take


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him, make him lie around us een at an old age, and we an still trust him, (ut we an>t trustthis leo"ard and these other ats, (eause they hae, (y nature, something eilly wiked thatame through the grafting* He omes u"on us while we>re not looking at him and (efore weknow it, he>ll destroyed us* 3o we don>t trust him, (ut we will trust the original lion* Getthem when he>s a little u(, and we an (ring him u" like he>s any other house at, walkaround and "lay with him till he>s an old man* 3o it is with the human (eing* HI3T+

Any lie germ grafted from the original is deil* 3atan, on the other hand, has a widers"read, we would say, than the deil* ;e an see a deil at out there, a deil animal, or adeil "erson* ;e ould all most any grafted thing a deil, you see, (ut atually when we say3atan, we mean a man or a "eo"le whose wikedness is not onfined to themseles, its"reads, and others are affeted (y their wikedness*

+ow we an take this .uestion u" from )ust what we said here in the grafting and through thegrafting of this "eo"le* They were (eing se"arated all the while* The (rown was se"aratedfrom the yellow, and yellow se"arated from the white* 3o, se"aration was the answer to thewhole "roess of the reation, and the whole unierse eerything is se"arated* There>snothing "ut in the s"here of another one* Eerything is inde"endent within its own s"here*

3o, sine the white man (rought us out of our original land and "eo"le and has ke"t us herewithout taking us (ak or without the knowledge of how to get (ak for the "ast four hundredyears, this knowledge God has (een (rought to us, and the answer is now only se"aration*;e must go (ak to our own*

JThe whitesK ame here from Euro"e* ?ou "ro(a(ly will hae to return to your home in orderto fulfill that whih is written of the sri"ture (y the "ro"hets who "ut it in there* I think Iread this somewhere in the Bi(le where it says at that time, eery man will go to his own"eo"le and ountry, meaning at the end of the rule of the white "eo"le, who will thense"arate themseles and eery man will go like they did in the (eginning* At the (eginningthey were se"arated, the (lak went to itself, the (rown went to itself, yellow went to itself,white went to itself*

The olor or the raes are "eo"le, and Islam is religion* ;hen we say the "eo"le of Islam, wemean of that religion or that duty to God, and when we refer to the olor of the arious"eo"le of Earth, we are referring to raes and nations as they>re alled4 3uh as (rown,yellow, red olors* They>re all from the same soure or the same father, the (lak man hehas that in him* The white olor, it>s a olor, and aording to the teahings of Master FardMuhammad, to ;hom Praise is due, God in Person, we all white the fifth olor from (lakand the final olor of (lak* It>s not anymore "art of the other four* It>s om"letely to itself*It>s inde"endent now to itself*

Its root is from the first, the (lak , (ut it has now (een taken om"letely from that andwithin itself it>s inde"endent* HI3T+

Chapter 2; JAC/B 71E%.E% 7-.! .!E AN3E(Bac .o .op)

This new idea "ut ?aku( to work finding the neessary onerts to (egin grafting his new raeof "eo"le* He (egan (y teahing Islam, with "romises of lu-ury to those who would (elieeand follow him*


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As Mr* ?aku( ontinued to "reah for onerts, he told his "eo"le that he would make theothers work for them* This "romise ame to "ass* +aturally, there are always some "eo"learound who would like to hae others do their work* Those are the ones who feel for Mr*?aku(>s teahing, $00 "er ent*

As he made onerts in and around the Holy !ity of Mea, "erseutions set in* Theauthorities (eame afraid of suh "owerful teahings, with "romises of lu-ury and makingslaes of others* As they (egan making arrests of those who (elieed the teahing, theoffiers would go (ak and find, to their sur"rise, others still teahing and (elieing it*

Finally they arrested Mr* ?aku(* But, it only inreased the teahings* They ke"t "erseutingand arresting ?aku(>s followers until they filled all the )ails*

The offiers finally re"orted to the ing that there was no room to "ut a "risoner in 11 ifarrested* All the )ails are filled and, when we go out into the streets, we find them stillteahing* ;hat shall we do with them@ The ing .uestioned the offiers on )ust what theteahings were and of the name of the leader*

The offiers gae the ing the answers to eerything* The ing said4 This is not the name ofthat man* 7n entering the "rison, the ing was shown ?aku(>s ell* ;a1Alaikum* The ingsaid4 3o you are Mr* ?aku(@ He said4 ?es, I am* The ing said4 ?aku(, I hae ome to see ifwe ould work out some agreement that would (ring a(out an end to this trou(le* ;hatwould you suggest@

Mr* ?aku( told the ing4 If you gie me and my followers eerything to start iiliCation as youhae, and furnish us with money and other neessities of life for twenty years, I will take myfollowers and we will go from you*

The ing was "leased with the suggestion or ondition made (y ?aku(, and agreed to take

are of them for twenty years, until ?aku(>s followers were a(le to go for themseles*

After learning who Mr* ?aku( was, they all were afraid of him, and were glad to make almostany agreement with him and his followers*

This history or future of Mr* ?aku( and his "eo"le was in the +ation>s Book, (y the writers /3ientists of our history, ,N00 years (efore his (irth* 3o, the Goernment (egan to make"re"aration for the e-iling of Mr* ?aku( and his followers* The ing ordered eeryone roundedu" who was a (elieer in Mr* ?aku(* They took them to the sea"ort and loaded them on shi"s*

After rounding them all u" into shi"s, they num(ered %,%%%* ?aku( made &0,000* Their shi"ssailed out to an Isle in the Aegean 3ea alled Pelan Bi(le Patmos* After they were loaded

into the shi"s, Mr* ?aku( e-amined eah of them to see if they were $00 "er ent with himand to see if they were all healthy and "rodutie "eo"le* If not, he would throw them off*3ome were found to (e unfit and oer(oard they went*

;hen they arried at the Isle, Mr* ?aku( said to them4 3ee how they the Holy "eo"le haeast us out* +ow 11 if you will hoose me to (e your ing, I will teah you how to go (ak andrule them all*


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7f ourse, they had already hosen ?aku( to (e their ing at the ery start* 3o, ?aku( hosedotors, ministers, nurses and a remator for his to" la(orers* He alled these la(orerstogether and told them his "lan for making a new "eo"le, who would rule for &,000 years*

He alled the dotor first and said4 8otor, let all the "eo"le ome to you who want tomarry and if there ome to you two real (lak ones, take a needle and get a little of their

(lood and go into your room and "retend to (e e-amining it, to see whether their (loodwould mi-* Then, ome and tell them that they will eah hae to find another mate, (eausetheir (lood does not mi-* It was the aim of ?aku( to get rid of the (lak and he did* Giethem a ertifiate to take to the minister, warning the minister against marrying the ou"le(eause their (lood does not mi-* ;hen there omes to you two (rowner ones, take a"retended (lood test of them (ut, gie them a ertifiate saying that they are eligi(le tomarry*

Mr* ?aku(>s harge to his la(orers was ery strit 11 death if one diso(eyed* They didn>t knowwhat ?aku( had in mind until they were gien their la(or to do* He made his la(orers, fromthe hief to the least, liars* The dotor lied a(out the (lood of the two (lak "eo"le whowanted to marry, that it did not mi-*

The (rown and (lak ould not (e married (rown only* The dotors of today hold the same"osition oer the "eo"le* ?ou go to them to get a (lood test to see if you are fit to (emarried*

Today, they say it is done to see if there are any ontagious germs in the (lood* I wish thatthey would enfore suh a law today kee" the white from mi-ing with (lak 11 )ust theo""osite* Perha"s we ould remain (lak and not (e disgraed (y a mi-ture of all olors*

In the days of ?aku(>s grafting of the "resent white rae, a new and unalike rae among the(lak nation for &00 years, his law was 11 that they should not allow the (irth of a (lak (a(yin their family, (ut the white deil should mi- their (lood with the (lak nation, in order to

hel" destroy (lak (ut, they should not allow the (lak to mi- with their (lood*

His aim was to kill and destroy the (lak nation* He ordered the nurses to kill all (lak (a(iesthat were (orn among his "eo"le, (y "riking the (rains with a shar" needle as soon as the(lak hild>s head is out of the mother*

If the mother is alert wathing the nurse, then the nurse would lie and fool the mother toget "ossession of hild to murder it, (y saying that she mother gae (irth to an Angel hild*And that she the nurse would like to take the (a(y to heaen, so when the mother dies, shewould hae a room with her hild in heaen, for her (a(y was an angel*

This is the (eginning of the first lie or liar and, it was so that the nurse would take the (lak

(a(y away on this falsehood and laim that they were taking the "oor (lak (a(y to heaen*As ?aku( had taught them, they would feed it to wild (easts and if they did not hae a wild(east to feed the (lak (a(ies to, ?aku( told the nurses to gie it to the remator to (urn*

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;hen there was a (irth of a (rown (a(y, the nurse would ome and make muh ado oer it,and, would tell the mother that she had gien (irth to a holy hild and that she would nurse itfor the ne-t si- weeks, for her hild was going to (e a great man that is when it was a (oy(a(y* MTTBM PG* $$'This rae you all the d graft one, it was weaker than theother4 The (rown (a(y was weaker than his father, the (lak man the (rown (a(y wasstronger than the yellow (a(y, and the yellow (a(y, who "rodued the white (a(y, was alittle stronger than the white, (ase on the nearness (ak to the father of Jall the raesK (lakman* The little yellow (a(y (eame kind of eil and wiked, like the ne-t (rother, white*This is the !hinese that I>m talking a(out* The !hina man in near e.ual with white folks* Heloes to fight, (ut he>s (raer than whites, (eause he>s (ak more loser to the father thanthe white* The father of rae is the (lak man* And these "eo"le go and mi- with many, and(y mi-ing with many, they "rodue many different olors thus, many different raes* 3o Iwant you, my (eloed readers, to remem(er that the white man didn>t ome from the sameGod that you ame from* T7T 1%

After the first /00 years, Mr* ?aku( had done away with the (lak (a(ies, and all were (rown*After another /00 years, he had all yellow or red, whih was N00 years after (eing on Pelan*Another /00 years, whih (rings us to the si- hundredth year, Mr* ?aku( had an all1"ale whiterae of "eo"le on this Isle*

7f ourse, Mr* ?aku( lied (ut $0 years (ut, his ideas ontinued in "ratie* He gae his"eo"le guidane in the form of literature* ;hat they should do and how to do it how to rulethe (lak nation* He said to them4 ;hen you (eome unalike white, you may return to theHoly Land and "eo"le, from whom you were e-iled*

The ?aku( made deils were really "ale white, with really (lue eyes whih we think are the

ugliest of olors for a human eye* They were alled !auasian 11 whih means, aording tosome of the Ara( sholars, 7ne whose eil effet is not onfined to one>s self alone, (utaffets others*

There was no good taught to them while on the Island* By teahing the nurses to kill the (lak(a(y and sae the (rown (a(y, so as to graft the white out of it (y lying to the (lak motherof the (a(y, this lie was (orn into the ery nature of the white (a(y and, murder for the(lak "eo"le also (orn in them 11 or made (y nature a liar and murderer*


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The (lak nation is only fooling themseles to take the !auasian rae otherwise* This is whatt (other a(out killing them, as I am not teahing that whih I want to (e ke"t as a seret,(ut that whih the world has not known and should know*

After ?aku(>s deils were among the Holy "eo"le of Islam the (lak nation for si- months,they had our "eo"le at war with eah other* The holy "eo"le were una(le to understand, )ustwhy they ould not get along in "eae with eah other, until they took the matter to theing*

The ing told the holy "eo"le of the (lak nation that the trou(le they were haing wasaused (y the white deils in their midst, and that there would (e no "eae among them untilthey droe these white made deils from among them*

The holy "eo"le "re"ared to drie the deils out from among them* The ing said4 Gathereery one of the deils u" and stri" them of our ostume* Put an a"ron on them to hide theirnakedness* Take all literature from them and take them (y way of the desert* 3end aaraan, armed with rifles, to kee" the deils going westward* 8on>t allow one of them toturn (ak and, if they are luky enough to get aross the Ara(ian 8esert, let them go intothe hills of ;est Asia, the "lae they now all Euro"e*


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Chapter 2s made deils were drien out of Paradise, into the hills of ;est Asia Euro"e, andstri""ed of eerything (ut the language* They walked aross that hot, sandy desert, into theland where long years of (oth trou(le and )oy awaited them (ut 11 they finally made it* +otall4 many died in the desert*

7ne there, they were ro"ed in, to kee" them out of Paradise* To make sure, the Muslims,who lied along the (orders of East and ;est Asia, were ordered to "atrol the (order to kee"?aku(>s deils in ;est Asia now alled Euro"e, so that the original nation of (lak man ouldlie in "eae and the deils ould (e alone to themseles, to do as they "leased, as long asthey didn>t try rossing the East (order*

The soldiers "atrolled the (order armed with swords, to "reent the deils from rossing* Thiswent on for /,000 years* After that time, Musa Moses was (orn4 the man whom Allah wouldsend to these e-iled deils to (ring them again into the light of iiliCation* Before we take u"this first /,000 years of the deils e-iled on our "lanet, let us not lose sight of what and howthey were made, and of the god who made them, Mr* ?aku(*

3ine we hae learned that Mr* ?aku( was an original man (lak the ignorant of our "eo"lemay say4 If ?aku( was a (lak man and the father of the deils, then he was a deil* That islike one saying The horse is as muh a mule as the mule*

7r, that an orange or lemon is as muh gra"efruit as the gra"efruit4 (eause the gra"efruit isgrafted from the orange and lemon* They are not alike (eause the grafted is no longeroriginal*


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Inasmuh as these ha"ters hae a further referene to the s"iritual reation of the LastMessenger, it is e.ually true that they refer to the "hysial reation of the white rae* Inanother "lae, the Holy ur1an says4 ;e hae reated man, and now he is an o"en dis"uter*

?aku(>s rae of deils were e-iled in the hills and aes of ;est Asia now alled Euro"e*They were without anything to start iiliCation and (eame saages* They remained in suh

ondition for /,000 years11no guide or literature*

They lost all knowledge of iiliCation* The Lord, God of Islam, taught me that some of themtried to graft themseles (ak into the (lak nation, (ut they had nothing to go (y* A fewwere luky enough to make a start, and got as far as what you all the gorilla* In fat, all ofthe monkey family are from this /,000 year history of the white rae in Euro"e*

Being de"ried of diine guidane for their diso(ediene, the making of mishief and ausing(loodshed in the holy nation of the original (lak "eo"le (y lies, they (eame so saage thatthey lost all their sense of shame*

They started going nude as they are doing today and leading the so1alled +egroes into the

ery ats*They (eame shameless* In the winter they wore animal skins for lothes and grew hair alloer their (odies and faes like all the other wild animals*

In those days, they made their homes in the aes on hillsides* There is a whole ha"terdeoted to them in the Holy ur>an* They had it ery hard, trying to sae themseles from(eing destroyed (y wild (easts whih were "lentiful at that time in Euro"e*

Being without a guide, they started walking on their hands and feet like all animals and,learned to lim( trees as well as any of the animals* At night, they would lim( u" into trees,arrying large stones and lu(s, to fight the wild (easts that would ome "rowling around atnight, to kee" them from eating their families*

Their ne-t and (est wea"ons were the dogs* They tamed some of these dogs to lie in theaes with their families, to hel" "rotet them from the wild (easts* After a time, the dogheld a high "lae among the family (eause of his fearlessness to attak the enemies of hismaster* Today, the dog is still loed (y the white rae and is gien more )ustie than the so1alled +egroes, and, is alled the white man>s (est friend* This omes from the ae days*

Chapter 2= AN, .!E %E1$EN. 7A% -0.E, U$(Bac .o .op)

After /,000 years of liing as a saage, Allah raised u" Musa Moses to (ring the white raeagain into iiliCation4 to take their "lae as rulers, as ?aku( has intended for them* MusaMoses (eame their God and leader* He (rought them out of the aes taught them to(eliee in Allah taught them to wear lothes how to ook their food how to season it withsalt what (eef they should kill and eat and, how to use fire for their serie* Moses taughtthem against "utting the female ow under (urden*

He esta(lished for them Friday as the day to eat fish, and not to eat meat (eef on that day*And, fish is the main menu on Fridays in many of the whites> homes today*


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They were so eil saage that Moses had to (uild a ring of fire around him at night and, hewould slee" in the enter of the ring to kee" the deils from harming him* They were afraidof fire, and are still afraid of fire*

Allah said that4 7ne day, Moses told them he was going to hae fish ome u" from the sea

that so that tomorrow we will hae some fish*

7n the ne-t day, the fish were there* Moses had a (oat load sent u" from Egy"t* Moses said43eeO The sea ame u" last night and (rought us some fish* 7ne of the saages was a littlesmart and he said to Moses4 ;here is the water@

From then on, Moses reogniCed the fat that he ould not say )ust anything to them* He hada hard time trying to iiliCe them* 7ne they gae Moses so muh trou(le that he took a fewstiks of dynamite, went u" on the mountainside, "laed them into the grou", and went (akto get those who were giing him the most trou(le*

He said to them4 3tand there on the edge of this mountain and you will hear the oie of God*

They stood there a(out 00 in num(er* Moses set the fuse off and it killed all of them*

The Imams got after Moses for "erforming this trik on the deils* Moses said to the Imams4 Ifyou only knew how muh trou(le these deils gie me, you would do as I do* Moses taught thedeils that if they would follow him and o(ey him, Allah would gie them a "lae among theholy "eo"le* Most of them (elieed Moses, )ust to get out of the aes*

The Imams reogniCed the tremendous )o( Musa Moses had, trying to iiliCe the saages*These enemies of the righteous (lak nation of earth now had to take the "lae as the rulersand on.uerors of the earth* The deils were gien the knowledge and "ower to (ring eeryliing thing, regardless of its kind of life, into su()etion*

Chapter 5> E. U% MAKE MAN -N /U1 -MA3E(Bac .o .op)

And God said4 Let us make man in our image, after our likeness4 Let them hae dominion oerthe fish of the sea and oer the fowl of the air and oer the attle, and oer all the earthand oer eery ree"ing thing that ree"eth u"on the earth4 and God said unto them4 Befruitful and multi"ly and re"lenish the earth, and su(due it Gen* $4/&,/*

The a(oe was all neessary if the deils were to rule as a God of the world* They muston.uer, and (ring into su()etion, all life u"on the earth 11 not land life alone, (ut theymust su(due the sea and the like therein 11 master eerything, until a greater master of Godomes, whih would mean the end of their "ower oer the life of our earth*

;e all (ear witness that the sri"ture .uoted a(oe refers to the !auasian rae* They arethe only "eo"le who answer that desri"tion and word for the "ast N,000 years*

They hae su(dued the "eo"le and most eery kind of liing thing u"on the earth* God has(lessed them to e-erise all their knowledge, and (lessed them with guides "ro"hets fromamong our own "eo"le and, with the rain and seasons of the earth*


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Today, their wealth is great u"on the earth* Their sienes of worldly goods hae sent them,not only after the wealth of other than their own "eo"le, (ut een after the lies and"ro"erty of their own kind* They hae tried to re1"eo"le re"lenish the earth with their ownkind, (y skillfully killing off the (lak man and mi-ing their (lood into the (lak woman*

But, the )o( is too (ig for them to eer on.uer* The (lak nation, inluding its other threeolors, (rown, red and yellow, outnum(er the !auasian rae, eleen to one*

God reated them in His image Gen* $4/'* They are in the image and likeness of a human(eing (lak man, (ut are altogether different kind of human (eing than that of the (lakhuman (eings*

Their "ale white skin their (lue eyes een disliked (y themseles tells any Blak man orwoman, that in those (lue and green eyes, there )ust an>t (e any sinere loe and friendshi"for them* They are unlike and we are like* Like re"els 11 unlike attrats* The eryharateristis of (lak and white are so ery different* MTTBM PG $$N1$//

The Truth is neer wanted (y false (elieers* The "eo"le, who hae not known the Truth,must (e taught it (efore s rae of deils were made unlike the original Blak +ation,for the "ur"ose of (eing a(le to attrat the original +ation to follow them* It stands true 1;hit

yakub (jacob) the father of mankind

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