Universal Change

 After the 1975 departure of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and substantial changes in the Nation of Islam, in September 1977, Minister Farrakhan embarked on rebuilding the work of his teacher and reestablishing the Nation of Islam in the U.S. and abroad.

Currently, the Nation of Islam has mosques, study groups and members throughout Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, South America and North America, including Canada.

Those oceans away from America, touched by Minister Farrakhan’s reach on behalf of his teacher, bear witness to the universal bounds of what began more than nine decades ago.

“This is God’s man … the quintessence of those who have come before him,” said Brother Abdul Hakeem Muhammad, Nation of Islam Student European Regional Minister based in the United Kingdom.

“I can speak all day and night about how much he has done for me as an individual, and how his word has transformed my life and given my life purpose,” said the London-based student minister in a previous interview.

He first heard the Minister in the United Kingdom via a cassette tape in 1986. “Allah did not permit him to come to the United Kingdom, physically,” said Student Minister Abdul Hakeem Muhammad, speaking about Minister Farrakhan.

Although Minister Farrakhan has been restricted by the British government from entering the U.K. since 1986, his guidance for humanity continues to reach there. Minister Farrakhan’s detractors cannot stop God’s man.

Student Minister Abdul Hakeem Muhammad compared God’s Truth through Minister Farrakhan reaching the U.K. to the rays of the sun causing planets to rotate, irrespective of distance.

“We are the beneficiaries in Europe of the rays that come through the principles of truth and right guidance … from the mouth of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan,” he said, “in fulfillment of what is written in the scriptures that Muhammad is a light-giving sun,” he explained.

Saviours’ Day was hosted internationally in Accra, Ghana, in October 1994, and domestically, the convention has been addressed by world leaders like Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi, Ghana President Jerry John Rawlings, Nigerian President Sani Abacha, Algeria’s Ahmed Ben Bella, and other foreign dignitaries.

“We have, very quickly, in just 94 years, extended what we have been taught from the Saviour so that I know personally this Saviours’ Day 2025 we will have those who have roots in Mexico coming, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Pakistan, from India … (and) other places,” said Student Minister Abel Muhammad.

“All coming to see this, which began 94 years ago in the United States of America but could not be contained to just this nation or this continent or this hemisphere,” he added.