60 Minutes reports on the death of Malcolm X
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2020
- In 2000, Mike Wallace interviewed Attallah Shabazz, the daughter of Malcolm X, and Louis Farrakhan who succeeded the slain leader as head of the Nation of Islam.
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Envy kills.
Malcolm X was handsome, smart, articulate, sophisticated, visionary, and phenomenal. He had everything.
and above all he found true Islam, the Islam that doesn't discriminate based on race or sex, the best is the closest to god's path
He was a monster and society is better with him gone. Another fraud.
@@jeffclark7888 Thank you for sharing.
Martordome my dear,,,,,MLK killed MLK.....Remember this...It's how they feel they can proceed..... Gives them podium..... 😎😎😎😎. True Story..
@@robertscheibe5287 I don’t understand.
Jealousy is everywhere...Even your closest enemy plays as your friend...
That is so true😔
@@kenzawilliams Yeah..even your Family
Exactly
TRUE STORY FROM EXPERIMENTING AS PRESENT RIGHT NOW
The man he once looked up to killed him .
It's never your enemy the gets you, it's always your own people. - Nasir Jones
As a latino man I am forever gratefull for the teachings of Malcolm X. Growing up in NYC with no dad at home and no mentors I was lucky to watch his movie and read his book. Although I am not a muslim his teachings has been instrumental on keeping me away from drugs. So much I can credit him for. I wish we latinos had a smart man like Malcolm for a role model. He did his best during his time and I only wonder how much better he would have become if he was still alive. He was a very smart man that cared for his people! Amazing how he changed his life for the better. His kids and generations should forever be proud of him for the positive lessons he left behind.
i want to say how wonderful it is to read such a valuable sharing of the life people of color lead, in desperation ,dispossession, and yet even in our suffering Creator shows up and is the present in the beauty in you amd your seeking out knowledge to overcome. im a hawaiian woman. my son would love to read this, hes a reformed soldier lol a vet, and he reads voraciously to calm himself. our home is no longer ours in my country, the colonizer enslaver still steals all then ruins it. aloha, be well, may peace and the sun daily show their faces in your realm. ◝(*'◡'*)◜
I Agree I Appreciate Muhammad Ali.He are Still Da King ❤️♥️🥀🌹🌷
Is Che considered a role model for Latino youth?
@@Richard-zd8pg for a lot of Latinos yes but tons also see him as a murderer
We have plenty of revolutionaries as in our Latino culture
Denzel should have won an Oscar for his portrayal of Malcolm X
@Kaizah Sirzai not true.
@Kaizah Sirzai well if you actually read the Sunday paper the night Denzel won the Oscar. You would of seen how the said specifically that they weren't giving Russell Crowe back to back Oscars. He already won in 2000 for Gladiator. Here's the exact words. We (the academy awards) only give back to back Oscar's to certain American Actors' such as Spence Tracy, Katherine Hepburn & Tom Hanks! Not arrogant Aussie bullies. Those were the exact words coming from the Sunday Inquirer on Oscar night 2002
@Kaizah Sirzai Denzel lost to Al Pacino in 1993 for best actor for 1992 because Al Pacino was nominated twice that year. If you actually did research you would know that twenty years earlier 1973 Al Pacino boycotted the Oscars because Marlon Brando and not him was nominated for best actor in the Godfather. So for the next 20 years the academy made sure Al Pacino lost until people openly complained about them snubbing Pacino that he finally won. Pacino lost 7 times before he won his only Oscar 🤔
@20GWU20 whatever
@Kaizah Sirzai i understand stand what your saying but you don't understand what i wrote
Malcolm's daughter still believes Louis instigated her father's death, you can see it in her eyes, she don't trust him and you can't blame her.
There's no black leader that has been assassinated without the knowledge and compliance of at least one of his close black brothers.
i agree. even if this guy didnt pull the trigger, his rhetoric motivated his followers. and, just like trump’s speech catapulted his followers last week, people like this share responsibility when any man gets killed following what is spoken to them.
But, under American law, as of yet, this does not constitute guilt.
if anything.... maybe we should think about changing this aspect of our laws to make the future a better place
After watching this I'm more convinced he had a hand a lot to do with it
Fr like why of all pics of Malcolm would he carry that one
@@t.r.o1808 How so?
No one ever truly dies until they are forgotten. Malcolm X's spirit lives. "I am Malcolm X."
His daughter is very strong and humble
Had to be strong to sit next to this hypocrite.
And beautiful, she looks like her dad
Ms. Attallah Shabazz was a picture of class. Peace be unto her.
😊😊😊😊😊
Was?
Even in death Malcolm became everything they didn't want him to be.
So True..
@@aminahbergliotrolsdorph7557 He is more popular now than he was in the '60s!!!!!
@Fred Farkle This man became the voice of freedom in the '60s
Brother Malcolm uplifted us and he wasn’t intimidated by what they negatively said about him that he was violent, dishonest and racist when I know that it’s all lies total lies.
@@kwameaboagye940 He lived his life as if he was already a dead man he was not afraid of anyone or anything.
I salute her for holding a dignified dialogue with him because that must have been so hard. Peace and healing to the Shabbaz family forever 🖤🖤🖤
No healing,man's tongue is slick and dangerous
The most "SUFFICIENT MAN" what a powerful description of her FATHER. There's no way, I could have sat next to this liar.
@@colettesanders5701 me either I can't fathom having that much restraint.
As a Mexican American I know there are those from my community to whom I may look up too but none like Malcolm X, TRULY A HEROES HERO!
👆👌❤️
As an African-Native American, I appreciate your comment. He was an extraordinary man. May he continue to have a Heavenly RIP insha Allah 🙏🏾🤲🏾.
likewise brother! my 7th grade teacher handed me his autobiography…she was always handing me reading material…seen something in me that i couldn’t see in myself…
I wish more people who identify themselves as Mexican or Mexican Americans could see that it was blacks the paid the price for the " Freedoms" that all minority people have. I know the work is not done. But don't be part of the problem. Don't look down on Indians and African Mexican and darker Mexican and Latin American people. Anglophiles are amoung blacks too. In fact it is a global situation. But if you and we are ever tired of being considered second class people we have to embrace our common humanity/ dignity/ and have respect for each other.
Same I mexican too. He was amazing!
Malcolm was and still is MY HERO!!
Elvree Smith, Sane here. Brother Malcolm is still my Hero Too
Mine too and I think of him and his words daily
💯💯✊🏾✊🏾
His my muslim brother rip Malcolm.
Warsama Osman As a white Chechen Muslim - My Brother Malcolm is My brother
Mike Wallace is a legend, he met some of the most influential people to ever live.
His son is a bum.
@@goolag6536 so ur a communist
U do know ur idol che guvero killd people who were gay or not agree with his views. Fact
@@robertmoradi7996 che che was the man
Ain't that the truth.
"And I have sisters who are spun out into this environment, as tumbleweed, unhealed". God Bless Attallah Shabazz. This is exactly why I can't rock with Farrakhan til this day.
Mega facts
I’m so sorry for the pain and anguish this family endured. Her body language speaks volumes.
The Shabazz family still suffers to this day....
@@Salaam71 what backhanded words from farrakhan in this article! Interesting! Uncle Mike, I can’t even see her mouth moving to utter the phrase!
@@karensimmons1572 You read both of those articles and only came away with that ? Interesting. How about the backhanded yellow journalism of this 60 minutes piece?
That's because the Killer is still alive!
All of Malcoms daughters are beyond beautiful.
Yup - As a white Chechen Sunni orthodox Muslim brother, they’re beautiful and honorable sisters
@@sufimuslimlion4114 Nobody cares.
@@lifestraight so why did u take the time to reply? And why did i get a few likes? Obviously some people thought it was nice for me to share how beautiful I thought they were even though they aren’t the normal stereotypical beautiful my culture he’s
@@sufimuslimlion4114 You want credit for being a white man liking Black women. Relax.
@@lifestraight nah I’m Muslim fool and black sisters don’t get to hear from all the brothers who would marry them ASAP because of weirdly sensitive fools like u
As a 14 yr old South African I remember how inspired I was at the teachings of Malcolm X and Steve Biko. As a boy growing up, their teachings have helped me understand this world better, understand myself and what's been happening to us as black people. How I wish they were still physically around, these two giants who really loved their people and looked out for the black man. I thank them for the lives they lived and for touching my soul.
Louis literally speaks like a stereotypical villain
He a murderer… he had him killed.
This "brother" has the slickest poker face, and a smooth tongue.
True
Too bad that tongue is forked.
Forked tongue
Smh
Always smh
Malcolm would have turned, 95 years old this year.
Probably would've been alive. He looked very healthy at 39. He didn't smoke nor drink which would be helped his lifespan
That’s right!.. The presenter got his info wrong. He said Malcolm X would be 75 instead of 95 years this year.
@@ishmaelm1932 but the stress took over mlk had the heart of a 60 year old even though he was the same age as malcolm when he died stress wouldn't have kept him alive in fact he would have aged even worse no matter how good ur diet is
This video was shot 20 years ago
@ladyviva were you not paying attention?
Had Malcolm X, MLK, JFK and RFK been murdered America would not be in the mess of today. These men had the ability and power to heal and unite. Truly a loss for humanity.
The emotion of disgust, betrayal, anger, and sadness is all foreseeable in this bone-chilling stare 💯🙏🏽 8:08
She is 100 percent Malcolm X, even how Malcolm used to hold his chin when speaking and in thought. Amazing
It looks like the daughter does not believe him.
I don’t believe him either.
www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/National_News_2/article_9618.shtml
Who could possible believe this snake! A jin!!!
Would you believe a snake ???
I don't believe him either
Her story brings me back to that day. Her pain still evident, rekindle the pain we all felt and still feel by the loss of our greatest warrior. Everyone can remember what they were doing Feb 21 1965.
So this is what it is like, hearing someone talk himself out of a crime.
Eventually my mother suffered a complete breakdown, and the court orders were finally signed. They took her to the State Mental Hospital at Kalamazoo. My mother remained in the same hospital at Kalamazoo for about 26 years.
My last visit, when I knew I would never come to see her again-there-was in 1952. I was twenty-seven. My brother Philbert had told me that on his last visit, she had recognized him somewhat. "In spots" he said.
But she didn't recognize me at all.
She stared at me. She didn't know who I was.
Her mind, when I tried to talk, to reach her, was somewhere else. I asked, "Mama, do you know what day it is?"
She said, staring, "All the people have gone."
I can't describe how I felt. The woman who had brought me into the world, and nursed me, and advised me, and chastised me, and loved me, didn't know me.
It was as if I was trying to walk up the side of a hill of feathers."
-Malcolm X, The Autobiography of Malcolm X
Profoundly & heartbreakingly BEAUTIFUL, to no end.
-☆♥︎☆
My 2nd favorite book of all
Time.
‘I have no mercy or compassion in me for a society that will crush people, and then penalize them for not being able to stand up under the weight.” - Malcolm X
Thank you.
@@denisemilfort4581 What's the first?
Mike Wallace was a Gangster journalist!
People feared him cause he asked tough questions
This is when we had TRUE JOURNALISTS!
@@karensimmons1572 Agreed. RIP Mr. Wallace.
His son inherited none of his Dad’s fortitude. Chris was a disgrace as moderator of Biden-Trump debate
But he couldn't handle brother Malcolm or Farrahkan in debate and questioning
@@joe6096 As opposed to trump just being a disgrace
Nothing made me more proud than my 14 year old daughter coming home from the library, holding the autobiography of Malcom X. I even let her stay up an extra hour to read tonight. lol Timeless wisdom, that frankly should be taught/read by every student in their formative years. It makes you lightheads ahead in terms of perspective than those who have never read it. Don't matter your race, socioeconomic level, religion, any of it. It's invaluable.
Damn i almost cried when Mrs Shabbazz spoke...and it touched me because am myself i am a follower of the teaching of Malcom X
Judas was one of Jesus's chosen.
A man's enemy is from his own house (circle).
Amen
A very true statement
@@QBee240 Amen
NOI murdered Malcolm
Amen
I feel so sorry for Ms.X and her daughters. Imagine watching your father and husband gunned down. How awful that was. My prayers go out to them.
Malcolm X's wife passed away years ago.
@@petemac4284 And her name was Shabazz, idiot.
@Das Christkind “Ms.” was intended for all women as “Mr.” does not specify age or marital status.
John F. Kennedy's wife watched as they blew his brains out!
CIA is horrible
6:39 I just love how straightforward the journalist explained that to him.
It takes a very strong person to sit next to one of the men responsible for taking your father away from you. She knows what he did and he knows that she knows.
But he didn’t have anything to do with it
@@timjohnson5790 did you watch the interview? Farrakhan admitted he had something to do with it.
@@timjohnson5790
Lol, he didn't have anything to do with it?
@@kwamezulushabazz no the question is did u watch it cause he never said he had anything to do with it
I respect her demeanor of looking at him straight in the face while talking to him about being there seeing her father killed, but he wasn’t looking at her when talking about her dad being shot
Agreed…I noticed that too
Yep
I CAN C MALCOLM X DAUGHTER REALLY WANTED 2 DO SOMETHING 2 LOUIS FARRAKHAN . U CAN C THE WATER RUNNING DOWN HER FACE .BUT HE CAN NOT LOOK MALCOLM'S DAUGHTER N HER FACE YEAH THAT'S HIS QUILTY CONJONS SOME OF C IT
I definitely noticed that he rarely looked at her during the entire interview 🥺
@@allenwilliams7423 can you spell?
He can barely look at her.
The fact that he couldn’t look her in the eyes when addressing her... at what was perpetrated as a genuine moment about her father’s killing nonetheless ...
You are either guilty of her accusations or something less than a man
You are So Right.....Can't Look her in Her Eyes... ..Farrakhan is a Evil Man... Was Jealous real Jealous of Beautiful Brother Malcolm X....
And Collected Millions of Dollars at The Million Man March.... Clown!!!!!!
Amen!
Malcolm lives on in our hearts
Attilah Shabazz has always struck me as a strong minded, dignified and gracious Woman.
4
Farrakhan is giving a wishy washy admission of guilt.
Yes he did
I think he regrets it, and wants to atone for it ..without admitting anything incriminating to our people.
Quacks like a duck to me. / Peggy Lee on Dad's cellphone luv u Daddy xo
Coming from the enemies of Farrakhan what else would you say. His name wasn't even Farrakhan at that time nor was he even suspected or even mentioned back then as being involved. Nice try.
@@mahoganyintl , not sure how old you are, but you are not correct. He most certainly was AND if you listen to Malcom's daughter, she more than states as much./ Peggy
Who in their right mind tells the daughter of the man, your partly responsible for that you carried the photo of your father with the bullet holes in his body. That is almost the most disrespectful and insensitive thing you could say.
Powerful and riveting interview.
God bless the soul and rest in glory to the legendary, late, great; Malcom X.
DENZEL WASHINGTON SHOULD HAVE WON
It was truly a slap in the face, that he did not win . But everyone there knew it was BS!
Oh yeas, he was a revelation
Get your hand out of my pocket 😢
Absolutely he should have
@Gw Gw And for playing a Union soldier
Malcolm is one of my heroes and I am not an American. I read Malcolm X at fourteen and it had a profound effect on me. There was and is no one else like Malcolm
I read him at the same age and it was the same for me.
Causes he's dead. Obviously
Well said. He was the epitome of greatness and he alone, intellectually broke the white power structure and debated and defeated, many hateful racists; at that intellectual level. The only person, and I do mean ONLY individual I place above him, is the great James Baldwin; who did not have the one weakness, that ultimately led to Malcom's death: religion.
Farrakhan couldn't sound less sincere. How anyone can trust him is amazing.
"We declare our right on this earth to be a man, to be a human being, to be respected as a human being, to be given the rights of a human being in this society, on this earth, in this day, which we intend to bring into existence by any means necessary."
- Malcolm X, 1965
We should remove the minister and replace it with Sinister Farrakhan. There is nothing minister about Louis Farrakhan.
watch his talk on July 4th
@@originalandrewmark he's a great speaker, but doesn't excuse the fact that he was a JEALOUS HATER of Malcolm X.
There's a tape where I edgar hoover said p newton stokley carmichael fred hampton elijah muhammad and malcolm x had the ability to bring the Messiah to life he said god sent elijah muhammad he said but malcolm x I am going to wait him out and that's what he did he killed all them even J f k
@@ramzeylodrigue7873 how is he jealous of malcolm X?
I think he was either involved or he knew who killed him
The boxer Layla Ali?
For sure
The orchestrator
The higher ups in the Nation knew everything, along with the FBI.
My exact sentiments...
Malcolm X, changed the course of my life. He stressed the importance of education. I am not going to go into a long statement, because you would not understand. However, I loved him so much, that I went to Malcolm X College, in Chicago. I was in the first building and later, the new school, which is now down torn down. This is the third college, and it is beautiful inside.
He spoke like a preacher through the whole thing. No one speaks like that all the time smh
By his facial expression HE'S LYING, when he said he wished Malcolm was alive he showed discuss.
That stuff he wrote in 1964 showed his true character. He wanted him dead. He said those words 2 months before his death
Exactly what in ma mind lol very suspicious man
RG: Yes, of course, he is lying. Farrakhan is an odious character who has molded the nation of Islam into a neo-fascist organization. Look at there idealogy. Racial segregation, racial separatism, racial nationalism, authoritarian, religious fundamentalist, anti-semitic, homophobic, patriarchal, anti-immigrant, pro-capitalism, against freedom of speech of justifying and encouraging of violence. I could go on.
Malcolm X was clearly a highly intelligent person, Going from a criminal and drug user, he used his seven years in prison to educate himself, put the Nation on the map then realized the hypocrisy within that organization and transformed himself again. I have no doubt that he would have done much more and continued to transform himself, had he remained alive.
Exactly , most likely he was hired
he looks very unsympathetic
That's what I want to say
Malcom X believed what he said and as he grew he voiced how his thought and changed and grown. Malcom X from all that I have read was honest. People who were afraid of him gave people who were jealous of him information in my opinion. The way he stood for what he believed and yet was willing to listen and grow has made him a hero to me.
As a 64 year old white male I really did understand what Mr. Malcom was preaching about. I have nothing but respect for this man. He was only trying to make a better life for his family community and the entire United States. R.I.P. Sir you certainly deserve to rest in peace.
Peace to project Pat
He outshone Elijah Mohammad in some ways?
I say "HE OUTSHONE HIM IN ALL WAYS"
Who is here in 2021 as tomorrow marks 56 years since Malcolm's passing.
Here you have a beautiful Queen sister crying… and you bring up a picture of her deceased father that you carried? Very strange
Yeah she is beautiful
i was confused as to why they showed those pictures...
A way to show that he still holds power over her
"He is very dangerous. Let's nullify him by keeping him out of history books and label him as very violent!"
But truth can never be chained and shackled. It sets itself free everytime.
RIP sir, Malcom X.
Ase Baba Malcolm spoke the truth self dependently
This brother knew. He knew much more than he admits. He was more than likely more involved beyond the words he spoke.
Deep down inside Malcolm was everything Louis wanted to be. And still nothing to compared to Malcolm.
I admire and thank both men for their love, service, and sacrifices. They were/are both very magnetic and good at standing up for Our people and justice. But, it is untrue that Malcolm "had it all". One thing Min. Farrakhan has that Malcolm didn't is his ability to excite and captivate audiences for hours in his lectures! Min. Farrakhan is truly great at this. There are other qualities, but I will stop here.
@@darnelljones3765 you are lost. Farakhan got his rhetoric stance in speeches from Malcolm X, the reason why Malcolm is the best orator USA ever had is he had a sense a sense of humor and could simplify things to look easier. Mind you that was 1993 Farakhan was speaking, I bet in 1965 he was skill-less yet😂, had Malcolm X lived I dare you Farakhan would have been washed up by Malcolm X in any debate.
@@FabianNdegeObg20000 Not even you believe what you're saying. You don't have to give Minister Farrakhan credit for anything, but you are just trying to throw darts at me. Farrakhan's accomplishments and talents are great.
@@darnelljones3765 the only reason why Malcolm X could give his speeches in the streets of Harlem or the Halls of these universities and anyone could understand him both street hustlers and academic intellectuals, explains the kind of man he was. Not trying to belittle Farakhan but he is a no match to the level Malcolm X was.
The NOI killed the great ancestor Malcolm X, because they knew what could have been the effect of the rivalry between his organization MMI and the NOI he had to be put down because he was threatening the money flow in NOI.
@@darnelljones3765 and mind you I would like you to show me Farakhan speech in the 1960's or 70's he wasn't polished eitherway. By the 90's atleast he had polished his skills. Just imagine the level Malcolm X would have reached had he lived to 80's. Stop saying as if Malcolm X speeches were boring just listen to the ballot or the bullet, message to the grassroots all those given in the 60's. Malcolm X was that guy.
This is truly a sad story for his daughters & wife.....on a human level.
The news reporter knew he was lieing he ain’t give him no brakes
He actually admitted responsibility for Malcolm's death in the last sentence.
I just watched "One night in Miami" on Prime the other day. Everything Malcolm spoke on that night came true in the future.
It be those closest to you are the ones who do you harm.
They're the ones that have access to you and know your day to day movements.
Except they weren't close
@fresh B Yep, better yet know your friends ways so you'll no who to have around you, but you gotta be careful to because some people pretend really well. Speaking from experience. Have a blessed day 🙏
That’s because one doesn’t expect it ... keep your head on a swivel!
@@sandrawilliams5647 i no u are right. my family would have killed me as an infant bc of hate & jealousy but my birth mother gave me to someone else who could'nt have children naturally to raise.
"I can't believe what you say because I see what you do"
Excellent interview! My first time seeing this! Much respect for Malcom X! Man is fallible! Regardless of color, the power of the flesh, or lack thereof!
He was in on it! Jealousy is a monster!
My left ear really enjoyed this video
🤣 I thought I was the only one
this made me so angry!. the other videos i listened to in my headphones, both ears were playing. As soon as i clicked on this one, it was left ear only. Whoever uploaded this did not know how to & did not play it back to hear if it was in both speakers. idiots.
Same lol
he's more guilty than OJ
😳
Exactly
Seperate but equaly guilty
Lol, wait a minute. So you think OJ actually did that sh*t? And all this time I thought his hands were too big for the gloves.
Proof
A great man who died 3 years before I was born. However I have studied, watched films and read books on a man I come to love a love as a man loves a brother or a father. Malcolm X was an exemplary man a model man that every man should want to be. I'm not a,Muslim but I respect the issues and what Malcolm fought for. He was respected and loved by many he was a leader a leader every man should want to be a brave honorable man taken way too soon. I celebrate his life today.
so sad to take a man away in front of his little girls or from his little ones for that matter. 😥
This was personal for Wallace , he respected Malcolm after interviewing him. Farrakhan must live with his part in Malcolm's death and for all the good he has done know his part in it will be his legacy too.
Farrakhan is a narcissist he lives with nothing.
@@whiteheart6827 that with which you can determine nor decide.
@@whiteheart6827 Farrakhan is a con artist
Wallace don't care about Malcolm like that. Otherwise he would put as much energy into the Uzs government's involvement in Malcolm's assassination. Wallace wants a great story with little backlash and this is one of them.
God bless brother Malcom's family. Sure could use his lesson's today.
He already said it all....People need action now,not more talk.
"his lessons"? He didn't have any lessons that the Honorable Elijah Muhammad did not give to him. If you were GENUINE, you would follow wisdom. But you're a liar and a dead man is easy to follow because he doesn't require you to do anything.
Ms Qubilah Shabazz ...your faith, strength and grace is truly inspiring and beautiful.
He said “ I loved This Man” not Malcom, “THIS MAN” that’s not love. It’s the little things.
Farrakhan thinks talking softly like MJ will make him sound innocent and legit. He has guilty written all over his face.
The real Farrakhan sounds like this 9:38
Don’t bring Michael into this. He didn’t invent the soft voice nor is he the only man with a soft voice. And innocent.
Michael was innocent, am not sure about Farrakhan.
@@musiimenta123456789
MJ is innocent.
don't bring him into this.
😂😂😂😂
I'm a student of Malcolm X! From my understanding Mike Wallace interviewed Malcolm in 1964! Revealing the reasons his life was in danger! This interview may have revealed to the masses, that the greatest freedom fighter of the 20th century was being hunted! El Hajj Malik El Shabazz should still be around! We'd probably be wisher and more advanced as a people! RIP Malcolm X
All of us in the nation know who killed him and why.
As God as my witness I love Malcolm like my own Father his wisdom is invaluable and never ever will be replaced.TFY
You can tell when Farrakhan smiled when Wallace calls him out on his jealousy you can see he knows he's been caught.
Farrakhan is a snake and has done so much harm to the black community
Rest in powerful peace Malcolm X
19 May 1925 ~
21 February 1965⚘✊
Matthew 10:36 - A man's enemies will be the members of his own household
Absolutely true
So True
R Monty In The Holy Quran God (Allah) says, “And (remember) the day when the unjust one shall bite his hands saying: O! Would that I had taken a way with the Messenger! O woe is me! Would that I had not taken such a one for a friend! Certainly he led me astray from the reminder after it had come to me. Ah! The Evil One is but a traitor to man!.” (25:27-29)
e fred Have you ever read the Holy Quran?
e fred I asked you a direct question...HAVE EVER READ THE HOLY QURAN??? Holy refers to a state of being set apart from defilement. The Quranic word translated “holy” comes from a term meaning “separate.” Thus, what is holy is separated from common use, or held sacred, especially by virtue of its being clean and pure.
Ppl say Denzel should have gotten an Oscar for his role as Malcolm. Denzel got something better than a Oscar....it opened his 3rd eye to the misconceptions of our suffering back then and today.. he has hero standings in the black community. And that my ppl is 10 folds of any award from White Oscar.
We need a Malcolm X today!💯💯💯💯
Rest in peace Mr Malcolm X 🤲🏿
We really need him right now 💔💔
We need h[m now more than ever.God rep malk
Sinister Farrakhan not only helped set up Malcolm to be killed, he had to be in Newark all the way from Boston to make sure that it was done, and I am sure - assist in the aftermath. On top of that, when they fired bombed his home, his wife and children were victims of that demonic act, not just her witnessing her father being murdered and looking at the man who did it.
Powerful upload. Amazing interview.
I do not trust Farrakhan. Something about him. He has made some good points, I give him that. But I do not trust him.
@BRAND NEW no Trolls
They were jealous of him plain an simple. Louis is guilty, too many facts against him, even after his death.
Fast forward to today. And the truth was revealed that none of those accused was guilty. And the Feds knew it from that day in Harlem
Malcon X is my hero. I indulged his intellectual mannerisms, he was an orator and eloquent. Malcom X was martyrdom. May Almighty Allah blessed his soul in peace.
Whether it is Christianity, or Islam, for the black man, these two forces of policised faith are colonial in their origins.
And that is why no one with good sense trust a word that comes out of the mouth of ferrakhan
Farrakhan is an Honorable man
@@PM-im8nq No he isn't. He's a POS
@504 Is Home Nation of Imbeciles...
Exactly. I will never understand why people follow him knowing what he did
@@lifelove6164 the same reason why people follow trump, ignorance. I won't disrespect a person's religion because im not religious, Malcolm X is one of the greatest men in history because he spoke and fought for the oppress and willing gave his life because of the injustices. America is under a curse and that curse will one day come to full bloom.
Malcolm X inspired millions with his wisdom, fight against injustice and total faith in the creator. May Allah give peace to the family of Malcolm X & may he RIP. Amen 🤲
ameen
Mashallah
Da fact det Louis Farrakhan decided to talk on camera while his hairline is in the middle of a civil war is insane 😟
All these Powerful Men who all Claim "Not Me."
Miss Shabazz, your father's life made a profoundly positive effect on our society. I am grateful that he occupies United States history for all eternity. I am confident his legacy will endure the ages. I am confident his, and Dr. Kings, legacy will far outlast their contemporaries. “I'm for truth, no matter who tells it. I'm for justice, no matter who it is for or against. I'm a human being, first and foremost, and as such I'm for whoever and whatever benefits humanity as a whole.” - Malcolm X.
Dr. Betty Shabazz kept an open d👀r policy @ Medgar Evers College. I smiled @ her as
🤭ften as possible.
Wow, Denzel bodied that role of Malcolm X!
So I used live in Philadelphia... back then one of my sisters operated a daycare... I used to help out from time to time... I recall taking one of the children for a brief walk.. very talkative boy...in our conversation he kept saying that his Grandfather was Malcolm X... I brushed it off..but it intrigued me how this young boy who’s name happened to be Malcolm would even know about Malcolm X I met his mom once or twice...quiet unassuming...she went by the name of Quebee... I think... it wasn’t until after the young man left the center that I found out the truth... The Shabazz family has definitely been through some heat aches... missed opportunity I wish could’ve spoken to Betty to let her know what how inspired I was by her husband.
Thanks for sharing. Yes. That was Qubilah. The govt tried to set her up. I met Dr Betty Shabazz at Alex Haley's funeral when I was 20. Very nice and regal Woman. Anyway. Qubilah's picture is in this article. www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/National_News_2/article_9618.shtml
Malcolm X was recognised more than Elijah Mohammed