All posts by Demetric Muhammad

While this is the season of presidential campaigning, it is also the season of handing out the Farrakhan Litmus Test to black politicians.  The Farrakhan Litmus Test is generally placed upon black leaders or influential black people who try to excel in the world.  It is design Read More

As everyone around the world with access to social media has learned, The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan has been banned from Facebook and Instagram.  What does that mean for the Believers, followers, supporters, friends and allies of Minister Farrakhan? Nothing really; we Read More

As each day passes, we are witnessing the work product of a powerful group of entities that have privately agreed to work together for the common goal of the defamation and character assassination of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan.  It is my belief that the ultimate goa Read More

The Furor Over Farrakhan The Honorable Min. Louis Farrakhan has been a magnet of controversy for over thirty-six years since he stood beside the Reverend Jesse Jackson in Jackson’s bid for the presidency in the mid 1980s. The impact of his life, work and mission has affected t Read More

In the Farrakhan Twitter Army, we have used the term “truth trafficking” to describe our online work in disseminating the Teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad as taught to us by the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan. Typically, when you’re “trafficking” some Read More

One of the many false labels attached to the ministry of The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan is that he’s “homophobic.” The critics of The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan often take his words towards our homosexual brothers and sisters out of context, while selectivel Read More

“Before them the people of Noah and the parties after them rejected (prophets), and every nation purposed against its messenger to destroy him, and disputed by means of falsehood to render null thereby the truth, so I seized them; how (terrible) was then My retribution!� Read More

From Black Moses to Black Jesus All throughout the history of the Black experience in America, various Black leaders have been dubbed or identified as “Black Moses.”  Harriett Tubman was considered a “Black Moses”.  Marcus Garvey was considered a “Black Moses” as w Read More

The Loss of Our Muslim Brothers & Sisters It is with deep sadness, pain and surreal shock that I have watched and beheld the news coverage of the terrible act of terror and evil that was visited upon my Muslim brothers and sisters in Christchurch, New Zealand.  The fact tha Read More

While Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar is being vilified in the halls of Congress for statements that are critical of the Israeli lobby’s control and influence over the American government, I am reminded of how the subject of Israel is both a religious and political subject of import Read More

Each year I am so happy and filled with joy to be able to experience once again February 26th  and reflect upon the great blessing and extraordinary gift we have received.  February 26, 1877 is the birth date of The Great Mahdi, Master Wallace Fard Muhammad.  The celebration Read More

Come out, come out, wherever you are. Sir. It has been several months now since the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan called for a “Showdown” with you and the leadership of the Jewish community who have charged us with being anti-Semitic. This challenge was first issued on Read More