Conversation with Eldridge Cleaver: Algiers, Numéro 2McGraw-Hill, 1970 - 131 pages |
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... Muslims and con- sidering the situation , reading and studying and thinking about the world and what was going on in the United States , I developed a great deal of respect for the courage that the Muslims displayed in prison . Because ...
... Muslims and con- sidering the situation , reading and studying and thinking about the world and what was going on in the United States , I developed a great deal of respect for the courage that the Muslims displayed in prison . Because ...
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... Muslims like you to say , when you greet the other members , " A salaam aleichem ” - " How's my brother ? " Now that was learning a way of greeting someone . And they like you to say " All praise is due to Allah . " I didn't see any ...
... Muslims like you to say , when you greet the other members , " A salaam aleichem ” - " How's my brother ? " Now that was learning a way of greeting someone . And they like you to say " All praise is due to Allah . " I didn't see any ...
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... Muslims were be- ginning to be known , not so much throughout the United States , but in the black communities . There was some- thing like an awakening to a new identity , in which black people discovered that their hair was beautiful ...
... Muslims were be- ginning to be known , not so much throughout the United States , but in the black communities . There was some- thing like an awakening to a new identity , in which black people discovered that their hair was beautiful ...
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