What The Duty Of The Righteous

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Permalink Reply by Sis. Commece X on May 28, 2009 at 10:06am

As Salaam Alaikum.

You asked what is the duty of the Righteous. In my opinion the duty is to continue to be righteous and also to save our people. To understand that this mission is not and will not be easy. We have to strive to continue on the path of righteousness. The Holy Quran teaches that the Prayers of the Righteous prevaileth much. So that's another duty of the righteous, to keep up prayer.

Permalink Reply by connie muhammad on May 28, 2009 at 11:29am

ASA,Sister Commece, i agree with you 100%and i will add this to what you said it is entire submission to allah and the doing of good to his creatures that is the true source salvation andthat is what islam and righteous mean according to the holy quran.surah 2and also take the guidance from min louis farrakhan,to self government ourself true belief allah striving to live the life of a muslim and walking in the footstep of the messanger of allah and min louis farrakhan,so if mountain want come to muhammad well muhammad must go to the mountain.thank you sister commece for your comment hope and pray allah we get more comment this will help to enlighting us all.love you may allah continue to guide us all on the right path.ASA

Permalink Reply by Vickie Muhammad on May 28, 2009 at 2:11pm

Wa'laikum Salaam

Thank you for such a thought provoking question: "What is the duty of the Righteous?" The answers is in our Lessons. To paraphrase: To teach the knowledge and wisdom of the human family of the planet earth.

A savage can only teach what he/she knows "Savagitry". This is why we have the Teachings of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, so we can come out of the savage behaviour we exhibit. When we stood up to accept these Teachings, not really knowing the full value of what they offer, until we be taught by a wonderful teacher: The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan Muhammad ... a perfect EXAMPLE of the Duty of the Righteous ...

Permalink Reply by Vickie Muhammad on June 25, 2009 at 6:58am

We must consider the PLACE .. the TIME ... and the purpose of our CIRCUMSTANCE of where we are in the Nation of Islam. The questions are: Have you found your PLACE in the Nation of Islam? What are you doing with your TIME in the Nation of Islam?

Permalink Reply by jean-nate muhammad on June 25, 2009 at 11:00am

Vickie Muhammad said:

We must consider the PLACE .. the TIME ... and the purpose of our CIRCUMSTANCE of where we are in the Nation of Islam. The questions are: Have you found your PLACE in the Nation of Islam? What are you doing with your TIME in the Nation of Islam?

Permalink Reply by jean-nate muhammad on June 25, 2009 at 11:16am

jean-nate muhammad said:

Vickie Muhammad said:

We must consider the PLACE .. the TIME ... and the purpose of our CIRCUMSTANCE of where we are in the Nation of Islam. The questions are: Have you found your PLACE in the Nation of Islam? What are you doing with your TIME in the Nation of Islam?

ASA, This is such an extrordinary question. Growing up in Islam that might be the most difficult thing as an adult, finding what part of the puzzle are you. I have struggled with that for years. But I think the answer is simple my purpose is to be an M.G.T. Being that is not only going to class (which is a very important part) but allowing this life of Islam to use me in anyway I am needed.My purpose is not my own purpose it is the purpose and mission of this "whole" Nation so where it needs me to go thats where I should go. If I cannot apply myself to the duty that I am called to do then my life is in vain and an unhappy lost person is who I'll continue to be because my life journey is to furfill my purpose as a muslim woman. So with that being said It is a blessing and an honor to be back where I belong. ASA

Permalink Reply by Vickie Muhammad on June 29, 2009 at 2:10pm

I'm discovering on a daily bases what my purpose is ... I have to prepare myself to be used as a tool and a vessl for Master Fard Muhammad ... the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Hononrable Minister Louis Farrakhan in whatever capacity that I'm needed in. The KEY is to be prepared .... Learning and implimenting what you have learned in a righteous matter.