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Wallace Fard Muhammad, also
known as W. F. Muhammad, W. D.
Fard,
Wallace D.
Fard, or
Master Fard Muhammad,
among other names (pronounced Far-odd /fəˈrɑːd/)...
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Farḍ (Arabic: فرض) or farīḍah (فريضة) or
fardh in
Islam is a
religious duty
commanded by God. The word is also used in Turkish, Persian, Pashto, Urdu,...
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Wallace Fard Muhammad and that
promoted black power, pride,
economic empowerment, and
racial separation.
Elijah Muhammad taught that
Master Fard Muhammad...
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Wallace Fard Muhammad appeared in
Detroit in 1930,
where he
founded a new
religious movement that came to be
called the
Nation of Islam. Both his origin...
- (NOI) is a
religious organization founded in the
United States by
Wallace Fard Muhammad in 1930. A
centralized and
hierarchical organization, the NOI is...
- and
makes a
distinction between "
fard" and "wajib"; In
Hanafi fiqh, two
conditions are
required to
impose the
fard rule. 1. N****, (only
verses of the...
- the
writings of the NOI's
founder Wallace Fard Muhammad.
Scholars have
variously traced its
origins in
Fard's thought to the idea of the
Yakubites propounded...
- the
crescent moon to the next.
Fasting from dawn to
sunset is
obligatory (
fard) for all
adult Muslims who are not
acutely or
chronically ill, travelling...
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Fard or
fardh (Arabic: فرض) is a
cultivar of the palm date that is
widely grown in Oman. It has
black skin and
small seeds.
Fard dates ship well and do...
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named Shabazz. The
concept is
found primarily in the
writings of
Wallace Fard Muhammad and
Elijah Muhammad.
According to the
Autobiography of
Malcolm X...
