Is THEM Guilty of Shirk? - Dr. Wesley Muhammad

No sir. I don‘t invite us to return to the so-called superstitious worship of creation. I invite us to return to
the Sacred Science of our great ancestors and the God of that Sacred Science. That God was/is Self-
Created and was the same God of the Prophet Muhammad. The Holy Prophet NOWHERE invited us to
the incorporeal and invisible god of Plato and Aristotle, Ja‘d and Jahm, and Bro Mubaashir and Imam
Salim. Where is the testimony from the Prophet inviting us to this god? Nowhere in the Qur‘an and
Sunna. But as I have demonstrated, in the Qur‘an and, especially, the Sunna there is overwhelming
evidence that he called us back to the Divine Man-God of our ancient Religion (which Islam claims only
to be the culmination of). Where is the testimony from the Prophet himself that he did not intend for us to
take him on his word regarding Allah being a man? Produce that ‗documented history‘, please sir.
Shukran and Salaam
Your Brother in Islam
Bro Wesley
21.] Mubaashir Uqdah – Response to Dr Wesley Muhammad
Thank you, Brother Wesley. It is easy see that you were at the top of your class and are, I am sure, one of
the top followers of Minister Louis Farrakhan and advocates for the Honorable Elijah Muhammad's
teaching. As Salaamu Alaikum! May Allah reward us for our striving. Mubaashir
23.] Imam Salim Mu‟Min – Response to Dr Wesley Muhammad
―perhaps the most lamentable development (due to the transition from NOI to Sunni Islam) was
the seemingly reversed effect that Islam was exerting on the pathologies and dysfunctionalities of
the urban ghetto. Beyond the explicitly religious vices, for example illicit sex or alcohol
consumption, Islam was fast losing its significance as a fortifier of indigenous constructions of
such values as manly pride, fiscal responsibility, or civic consciousness. Whereas under the
‗Islam‘ of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad, education, work, and community-uplift were
synonymous with Black Muslim, Sunni Islam was increasingly being invoked as a reason not to
work (for the infidel), not to be educated (in the infidel‘s institutions), and not to be involved in
the (infidel) community…In short, on the new, immigrant-influenced understanding of Islam,
Sunnism was in many ways becoming a cause rather than a solution to the problem of
Blackamerican Muslim dysfunctionality in America.‖
This is a lie. A big lie. A big lie from a professor in one of the biggest "infidel" universities in America that
is too afraid to work with his own people. He too busy sucking up to immigrants to know what goes on in
Imam W. Deen Mohammed's community. Immigrant-infuenced? The teachings of Imam W. Deen
Mohammed is not Immigrant-influenced, in fact dont bring this shit back here on the page. I don't have a
degree from your universities in Islamic studies but i can hold my own with both of you. As we say in the
ghetto, go to hell.
How in the hell can you say there is less value on education in Imam's W. Deen Mohammed's community
when i wrote a letter to get my X as a means of encouraging education, now i'm debating a professor with
a degree from an Ivy League school about Arabic? And i don't have a degree from a University in Arabic
Islamic Studies nor have i been to the Middle East. I can on showing progress and i can show where we
haven't been doing as well as we should. But one thing for sure, i'm not an ignorant black man from black
bottom as Fard Muhammad found us.
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