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WELCOME 1

THUMBNAIL SKETCH OF THE HONORABLE ELIJAH MUHAMMAD 2

THUMBNAIL SKETCH OF THE HONORABLE LOUIS FARRAKHAN 3-4

OFFICIALS OF THE MOSQUE 5-6

PRINCIPALS OF ISLAM 7-9

CHARITY DISCUSSION 10-11

OPENING AND CLOSING PRAYER 12-13

AIMS OF ISLAM 14

INTRODUCTION OF M.G.T. & G.C.C. 15

EXPRESSION OF A MUSLIM 16

STUDENTS CLASS CREED 17

POSSESSIONS OF A CIVILIZED WOMAN 18

FOODS WE EAT & DO NOT EAT 19-23

CONCLUSION 24

WELCOME TO THE NATION OF ISLAM

As-Salaam-Alaikum,

On behalf of Minister Louis Farrakhan CONGRATULATIONS!! You have successful satisfied requirements put before us by Allah and His Messenger that qualify you to enter amongst us. Your persistence in doing so has awarded you with the privilege of attending our M.G.T. & G.C.C. CLASS.

Upon entering a new way of life-the way of Islam- there are volumes of information we would like for you to know. Indeed we wish we could sit down and tell it to you all at once. So you would know for a certainty, just as we do that ALLAH IS GOD, THE HONORABLE ELIJAH MUHAMMAD IS HIS MESSENGER AND ISLAM AS TAUGHT BY HIM IS THE ONLY SALVATION THAT BLACK PEOPLE IN AMERICA HAVE, OR WILL EVER HAVE: but unfortunately we can't do that. Time won't permit and even if it did, you could not understand it all at once.

One of the most important elements that you must understand in your new role as a follower of Minister Farrakhan is that you are entering into a new course of study that actually involves the Supreme Wisdom (a term you will learn more about). A wise woman recognizes that she can never learn too much, but she also understands that a higher course of learning, starts from a basic foundation. It is the basic foundation that the following material and your further instructions in your orientation is design to teach you.

No where in the world will you find a truer brotherhood and a closer unity than that exhibited by the followers of Minister Louis Farrakhan, amongst

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