Sunday, October 25, 2026

Min. Louis Farrakhan advises that we should "Augment the Teachings" of Noble Drew Ali and Elijah Muhammad #TrumpeterSwan #AugmentTheTeachings

 







The Doctrine of Economic Security Volume I, From the Writings of Prophet Noble Drew Ali





An Objective Narrative Report on the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan’s Message to the Men (17 Pages)

 


September 19, 2026

 About This Report

This report provides a detailed narrative account of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan’s message to the men on September 19, 2026, using notes taken by Bro John Muhammad, St. Petersburg, FL. It covers Minister Farrakhan’s remarks only and is intended to document the major arguments, personal reflections, examples and instructions presented during his address.

Where the Minister recounted historical events involving other individuals, organizations or governments, the report identifies those accounts as his recollections rather than presenting them as independently established fact.

Taken as a whole, the address centered on a fundamental question:

After years of receiving the teaching, what has the teaching produced in the man?

The Minister examined that question through his own life, the lives of men who helped shape him, and practical subjects including brotherhood, integrity, work, money, marriage, fatherhood, forgiveness, sacrifice, service, illness, aging and responsibility.

 

Table of Contents

Introduction: About This Report

 

I.                  A Year of Sorrow and the Making of Men

II.              “THE MASQUERADE IS OVER”: WHO HAVE YOU BECOME?

III.           THE TEACHER, THE STUDENT AND THE MAKING OF MINISTER FARRAKHAN

IV.          BROTHERHOOD: NO MAN MAKES HIMSELF

V.              FORGIVENESS, JUDGMENT AND REMEMBERING THE GOOD

VI.          “THE PROOF IS NOT FROM YOUR TONGUE”: INTEGRITY, WORK AND RESPONSIBILITY

VII.       THE DOMESTIC LIFE: THE PRIVATE TEST OF THE MAN

VIII. PRESSURE, SACRIFICE AND THE CHOICE OF ISLAM

IX. THE MILLION MAN MARCH AND “ONE MORE THING”

X. MORTALITY, ILLNESS AND CONTINUING TO LIVE

XI. LOVE MUST PRODUCE SERVICE

XII. “IT'S ON YOU NOW”

XIII. WHAT DID THE TEACHING PRODUCE?

 

 NOTE:

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Sunday, October 25, 2026

Farrakhan's Men's Meeting September 19, 2026- "The New Beginning Class of 2026: A Second Iteration"

 

NOTE

Date: October 16, 2026

From: Professor H.A. Jabar- The Zion Church of the Evangelical Association, First Zion Sabbath School & College

TO: “The New Beginning Class of 2026: A Second Iteration”

RE: A note to lay pressure upon the minds of the students of their many errors in the past and present, so that they may see the light and walk therein.

"Minister Farrakhan addressed women and men, on separate occasions, both times at Mosque Maryam adjacent to Muhammad University of Islam. The location of the speech is of consequence! Not that the meeting was at Mosque Maryam, but more so because it was next to the Muhammad University of Islam.

It was as if this was a graduation at the end of a course of study, however no diplomas were given out, only council. The speech was not a commencement speech, but more so a lecture of guidance that may get the student a diploma and a graduation date. 

Collectively, the attendees make up ‘a class’, a group of witnesses/ students, those that attended, that answered the call-in person or by webcast, that took the council, the tongue lashing, the loving correction, the critical critiques, the questioning and criticisms. This is a specific group, a class of men that were held accountable to a standard and addressed in reference to that standard. This class may be in the tens of thousands."


VIEW THE NOTE IN FULL HERE


Farrakhan's Men's Meeting September 19, 2026- "The New Beginning Class of 2026: A Second Iteration"

 

NOTE

Date: October 16, 2026

From: Professor H.A. Jabar- The Zion Church of the Evangelical Association, First Zion Sabbath School & College

TO: “The New Beginning Class of 2026: A Second Iteration”

RE: A note to lay pressure upon the minds of the students of their many errors in the past and present, so that they may see the light and walk therein.

 



The 31st Anniversary of the Million-Man March, the Holy Day of Atonement has concluded. A weekend full of events took place this past weekend and was attended by thousands. The leadership of the Nation of Islam successfully hosted this major holiday without the public participation of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, which may have only happened once since the Million Man March in 1995.

Congratulations and thank you to the NOI Student National Assistant Ishmael Muhammad, the NOI Student Supreme Captain Mustafa Farrakhan, the Shura Council, and the many believers all over the nation and world.

Now that the planning and excitement of the day and events have concluded, the members of the NOI can once again continue to reflect on the significant women’s only and men’s only meetings that occurred in August and September 2026, just a few weeks prior to the Holy Day of Atonement 2026.

Minister Farrakhan addressed women and men, on separate occasions, both times at Mosque Maryam adjacent to Muhammad University of Islam. The location of the speech is of consequence! Not that the meeting was at Mosque Maryam, but more so because it was next to the Muhammad University of Islam.

It was as if this was a graduation at the end of a course of study, however no diplomas were given out, only council. The speech was not a commencement speech, but more so a lecture of guidance that may get the student a diploma and a graduation date. 

Collectively, the attendees make up ‘a class’, a group of witnesses/ students, those that attended, that answered the call-in person or by webcast, that took the council, the tongue lashing, the loving correction, the critical critiques, the questioning and criticisms. This is a specific group, a class of men that were held accountable to a standard and addressed in reference to that standard. This class may be in the tens of thousands.

This men’s class of 2026 includes many notable persons including businessman Russell Simmons, recording artist 2 Chainz, Catholic Priest-Father Phlleger, and Professor H.A. Jabar.

This was a “NO B.S.” meeting! It was very direct and serious. Therefore, those that attended and received the message given should continually reflect on the message given by a Master Teacher, with a track record of results unlike anyone on the planet.

I refer to this class of students as “The New Beginning Class of 2026: A Second Iteration”. During Minister Farrakhan’s lecture he mentioned that this was a ‘new beginning’. He said something very similar during the rededication of Mosque Maryam many years previous.

A first iteration represents the 44 years that Elijah Muhammad worked amongst the so-called negroes in North America after his teacher left and what happened when he left. The second iteration represents Minster Farrakhan’s era and what will happen after he leaves.  

We have been taught by a master teacher, and the term has ended, however final examinations have yet to begin. During the era of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, he worked for 44 years in the absence of his teacher and afterwards “it was time for a test”, and Warith Deen Muhammad was the professor that gave the last test (according to Minister Farrakhan in the ‘Swan Song’ lecture)

In current day and time, Minister Farrakhan has worked 44 years + in the absence of his teacher and this time at hand, the situation and circumstances present – reveal that a test is taking place.

This “NOTE” serves an introductory note to a set of “class notes” taken by Brother John of St. Petersburg, Florida, and individuals that organized the notes and synthesized the notes and distributed them, including Brother Clarence Muhammad of Birmingham, Alabama.

The “class notes” detail Minister Farrakhan’s all men’s meeting and the subjects he went over. These notes provide an excellent reminder of what was covered and may help the student pass the test that is to take place.

With superior respect to the National Student Assistant Minister Ishmael Muhammad, Minister Farrakhan has other “T.A.’s- Teacher Assistants” to help him in his work.

In the future, please be on the lookout for additional study material from the Office of Professor H.A. Jabar. Subject covered may include, but not limited to, are:

o   The New Beginning

o   The Nine Ministries

o   The New Educational Paradigm

o   The Science of Business

o   The Revolutionary Teachings of Jesus

 

Psalm 133 

“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity! It is like the precious ointment upon the head, that ran down upon the beard, even Aaron's beard: that went down to the skirts of his garments;  As the dew of Hermon, and as the dew that descended upon the mountains of Zion: for there the Lord commanded the blessing, even life for evermore.”

 

Sincerely,

                                                                   Professor H.A. Jabar

Hashim Ali Jabar OdoKhan EL

 

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Thursday, February 26, 2026

The Rebirth of the Zion Standard Weekly of the AME Zion Church

 

🕊️ The Zion Standard Weekly

Reborn for a New Generation

Vol. 1 • Issue 1 (Digital Revival Edition)
February 26, 2026 – The Season of Lent
A Publication of the Zion Church of the Evangelical Association


✨ “Again We Rise in Print and in Spirit”

An Editorial Introduction to the Return of The Zion Standard Weekly

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There are seasons in the life of a church when memory must become mission.

This Lenten season, as the Church enters a time of reflection, repentance, and renewal, we also reclaim a sacred instrument of connection — The Zion Standard Weekly.

Before the long-running official organ, Star of Zion, was established in 1876, the A.M.E. Zion Church spoke boldly to its people through earlier publications that shaped thought, sharpened faith, and unified a growing movement. Among them stood the Zion Standard and Weekly Review, produced in New York to inform and unite members, to disseminate church news, theological instruction, and community commentary.

It was edited by Rev. S.T. Jones — later Bishop Singleton T. Jones — whose editorial stewardship proved that the Black pulpit and the Black press were twin pillars of liberation.

Other denominational voices emerged as well. The Zion Church Advocate in Washington, D.C., chronicled church life and civic engagement in the nation’s capital. These papers were not merely ink and paper; they were instruments of spiritual formation, abolitionist courage, and denominational unity.

Out of those early efforts grew the enduring Star of Zion, which continues faithfully today as the principal official publication of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, offering news, commentary, and global updates to a worldwide communion.

But history is not only to be remembered — it is to be continued.


🕯️ Why Return Now?

February 26, 2026, falls within the sacred observance of Lent — a season of recalibration and return. In an era defined by digital noise, fractured attention, and rapid technological change, the Church must once again anchor its voice in disciplined, thoughtful, Spirit-led journalism.

The rebirth of The Zion Standard Weekly is not a replacement for existing denominational publications. It is a complementary revival — recognizing the deep need for a "Black Church Revival" and "Black Church Revivalist"

It is a digital-forward, spiritually grounded weekly edition designed to:

  • Provide theological reflection for contemporary believers

  • Highlight local and global Zion ministries

  • Engage young adults and emerging leaders

  • Address social justice with moral clarity

  • Preserve denominational memory

  • Encourage spiritual discipline during sacred seasons

If the 19th century required the Black press to fight for freedom and literacy, the 21st century requires it to fight for truth and spiritual depth.


📖 Our Editorial Mandate

As your editor, I understand that a church newspaper must do three things well:

  1. Inform with accuracy

  2. Inspire with conviction

  3. Unite without compromise of truth


We return to the spirit of the original Zion Standard — steady, principled, pastoral — while embracing modern tools:

  • Digital subscription distribution

  • Weekly email editions

  • Social media integration

  • Archived searchable editions

  • Video devotionals linked to articles

  • Youth contributor columns

  • Clergy roundtables

  • Lenten and Advent special series

We are not nostalgic — we are faithful.


🌍 The Church and the Digital Pulpit

The early editors understood that print was a pulpit.

Today, the digital page is the new sanctuary annex.

In 1876, Star of Zion unified a denomination across miles of railroad and post roads. In 2026, we unify across fiber optics and satellites — but the mission remains unchanged: proclaim the Gospel, defend justice, and strengthen Zion.


🔔 A Lenten Charge

Lent is the season of return.

Return to prayer.
Return to Scripture.
Return to service.
Return to disciplined reflection.

And now — return to reading.

May this revived Zion Standard Weekly serve as:

  • A lamp for the clergy

  • A mirror for the laity

  • A record for historians

  • A training ground for young journalists

  • A prophetic voice in uncertain times


📜 From the Editor’s Desk

“Zion has always written her own story.”

The saints who printed the first editions did so under far more difficult conditions — social oppression, economic restriction, and limited access to publishing tools. Yet they wrote.

Today, with every digital resource available, we recommit ourselves to the sacred craft of denominational journalism.

This is not merely a comeback.

It is a continuation.

And by God’s grace, by the Power of the Holy Spirit it begins again.


🕊️ The Zion Standard Weekly

Reclaiming the Voice. Renewing the Vision. Restoring the Record.



Wednesday, December 25, 2024

Master Fard Muhammad vs. Artificial Intelligence Computer 2024: The Supreme Wisdom Problem Book #7

 Supreme Wisdom
Problem Book

Problem #7

7. If one one-hundredth of a cubic inch contains two hundred million Atoms, the total Atmosphere weighs eleven and two-thirds quintillion pounds. One-third of eleven and two-thirds quintillion pounds equal Atoms. Mr. Muhammad cracked one Atom into ten million parts. Then Mr. Sharrieff wants to know how much the one-third of a cracked Atom weighs?

Problem 7 involves complex calculations involving weights and atoms. Let's break it down step-by-step:

Step 1: Weight of the Total Atmosphere

  • Total weight of the atmosphere: 11 and 2/3 quintillion pounds
  • In decimal form: 11.6667 quintillion pounds

Step 2: One-third of the Total Weight

  • One-third of the total weight:

11.66673=3.8889 quintillion pounds\frac{11.6667}{3} = 3.8889 \text{ quintillion pounds}

Step 3: Weight of a Cracked Atom

  • Mr. Muhammad cracked one atom into 10 million parts
  • One-third of a cracked atom’s weight:

3.8889 quintillion pounds10,000,000\frac{3.8889 \text{ quintillion pounds}}{10,000,000}

Calculation:

3.8889 quintillion pounds=3.8889×1018 pounds3.8889 \text{ quintillion pounds} = 3.8889 \times 10^{18} \text{ pounds}

3.8889×101810,000,000=3.8889×1011 pounds\frac{3.8889 \times 10^{18}}{10,000,000} = 3.8889 \times 10^{11} \text{ pounds}

So, one-third of a cracked atom weighs approximately 3.8889 × 10^{11} pounds.




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