Volume 42 Number 44 - A LARGO FOR JABRIL

Published on Aug 7, 2023

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Is the turmoil in Niger leading to a power shift in West Africa?

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The ‘real lead conspirator’

Federal judge criticizes u.s. Gov’t for fake terrorism plot in newburgh four case

Henrietta Lacks’ family settles lawsuit with a biotech company that used her cells without consent

Baltimore—more than 70 years after doctors at johns hopkins hospital took henrietta lacks’ cervical cells without her knowledge, a lawyer for her descendants said they have reached a settlement with a biotechnology company that they accused of reaping billions of dollars from a racist medical system.

A Soldier, Scholar, and Friend laid to rest

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Minister Farrakhan speaks on love, life and letting God in

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Physical and spiritual preparation takes center stage at International Training Conference

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THE UNITED STATES POLICY OF DEPOPLUATION

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The Black race: Victims of deceptive research experiments

Excerpt from the time and what must be done - part 33, 2013 lecture series

WIC and the Mystery of the Missing Zinc

[Section editor’s note: the following contains an excerpt from the 2019 report “waging war by zip code” by student minister dr. Wesley muhammad on how food in black neighborhoods is weaponized, chapter 16. Full citations and footnotes are available in his original full report available online. Zinc plays an important role in boosting the immune system.]

Bipartisan hearing receives sworn whistle-blower testimony UAPs are a threat to national security, but why?

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As GOP wages ‘morally appalling’ war on food aid, data shows 35 percent rise in hunger

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U.S. credit rating downgraded over expected ‘fiscal deterioration,’ sparking Washington’s ire

U.s. Federal government’s credit rating has been downgraded by international credit rating agency fitch for the second time in the past 12 years, citing the country’s bleak economic expectations.

U.S. averaging two mass shootings per day this year: Report

The u.s. Is currently set to match or exceed the previous record for the most mass shootings in a year—set in 2021 with a total of 690—data compiled by gun violence archive (gva) indicates.

Former childcare worker faces 1,623 child abuse charges in Australia, overseas

A former childcare worker in australia has been charged with more than 1,600 child abuse offenses, including rape, against 91 young girls across the country and abroad over a 15-year period.

Iran, Oman explore ways to promote multilateral cooperation: Official

An iranian official says president ebrahim raeisi has discussed with oman’s sultan haitham bin tariq al said ways to promote multilateral cooperation.

In Brazil, UN deputy chief urges greater ambition for Global Goals

Un deputy secretary-general amina j. Mohammed on august 1 called for urgent efforts to boost climate action, protect biodiversity, promote sustainable food systems, and ensure decent jobs and social protection.

British Muslims ‘disproportionately’ targeted by UK banks, campaigners warn

A leading muslim organization in the uk has warned of the government’s discriminatory policies, insisting that british banks target muslims in the country, denying them access to financial services.

India’s top court hearing petitions challenging government’s removal of Kashmir’s special status

New delhi—india’s top court aug. 2, began hearing a clutch of petitions challenging the constitutionality of the legislation passed by prime minister narendra modi’s government in 2019 that stripped disputed jammu and kashmir’s statehood, scrapped its separate constitution and removed inherited protections on land and jobs.

America’s conflicting news coverage of Africa, Israel, and Ukraine

“Too often, coverage of the african continent is done by people who are not on the african continent. Coverage is collected and assembled in paris and in london and the united states but there are few people who are actually on the ground in their coverage ofafrica,” said linn washington, temple university journalism professor and former editor-in-chief of the black-owned philadelphia tribune.

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Black police leader, activist Renault Robinson honored at homegoing service

Chicago—renault robinson, who stood up against police racism and brutality and mobilized protection for the honorable minister louis farrakhan in the early stages of his rebuilding the work of the most honorable elijah muhammad, was recognized and honored at a funeral and memorial on july 25. Mr. Robinson died on july 8. He was 80 years old.

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The Judgment Nears

Everywhere that we look, and everything that we can think about, marks the end of this world. There never was a time in the history of the united states of america that the president goes out to try to visit the heads of all of the nations that seem to be somewhat his equal!

‘A LARGO FOR JABRIL’

Bismillah ir-rahman ir-rahim, al-hamdu lillahi rabb il-’alamin, ir-rahman ir-rahim, maliki yawmi-d-din. (“In the name of allah, the beneficent, the merciful. Praise be to allah, the lord of the worlds, the beneficent, the merciful. Master of this day of requital.”)

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Proof of a permanent ultimate solution

[Editor’s note: this article is a reprint that was published on june 3, 2006. The final call will continue to publish articles written by our beloved brother and friend, minister jabril muhammad.]

The Test Continues, Our Final Examination Before Almighty God, Allah

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ANIMAL FLESH?

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Muhammad University of Islam celebrates graduating classes of 2023

As the academic year draws to a close, muhammad university of islam (m.u.i.) proudly congratulates the graduating classes of both high school and eighth grade. We celebrate not just their achievements, but their unwavering determination, resilience, and commitment to their education.

2nd annual Lt. Khalil Muhammad Memorial Scholarship awarded to M.U.I. student

The second annual lt. Khalil muhammad memorial scholarship was awarded to muhammad university of islam graduate berve muhammad, july 16 following sunday services at mosque maryam.