actually you know that  other than caucasian people by simply saying if you are you cannot consider yourself a grab when you are treating people like your battles so that psychology was very profound it loosened a lot of not in the head of black people and white people across the teachings of the honorable elijah muhammad influenced some of the greatest amount to act in american community had and i did a lot of work there in the church because i always believed in god because our parents taught us this and our mother and father would make us go to church of god the best we knew how mohammed and he's teaching a black man about himself how to love and self and you know and do for himself has a need to go here and i said well who is this man where were these men come from he said this man is out and the white man had done anything to him so i want to go hear the one of the other was so different that it was frightening to the average traditional minded person because of the fear  by better known as malcolm x is considered by many to be one of the pioneers of islam for years he was the national spokesman for united behind the position that ultimately made him one of the most of talk but what they told  recognizable islamic make today even man mohammad ali is responsible for one of the west most beautiful islamic mosque and he regularly attends muslim events across the country man and i know that america needs believe that there are people the views of maybe tom has been the single most important pioneer of islam in america his unique insight into the religion about islam has guided his of thousands of african americans to and so he moves out and he moves out exploring those areas that have not been explored by that group all of people before so apparently a move out front and he keep on moving out front and they become a language trailblazers of a new area and we can look around the african american community day and we can see hundreds and thousands of people that fit that that role of being have now grown into a full fledge muslim but the seed of islam was planted in the doc in the dock most of the old theology of the nation of islam everything that is ball on everything that comes in live comes into life in the dark and the early muslims came into life in the dark i came in the lab as a doctor and a doc every human being you came to life in the dark every human being plants come and he said the earth belongs to the ba airplane ship he said those things i know a little town growing up on the language like that you got to be in front so if i sound like i'm talking big now me that the koran is the book of a muslim and he told me that the koran was the only perfect b i don't know if he knew when he was sandals thing that one day the koran was going to have more influence on my life than on my then even my father that's my problem i know most of you know w situation understand this then when my father was introduced to the nationalistic brand that special nationalistic brand of islam that was introduced to him back amending ferrar when he was introduced to that he was on welfare this form of education didn't go higher than three years three years only elementary school he was just like his step that the circumstance for him were no different than the circumstances for any other child that was pull everything out education the only difference was that he obviously was a very very brilliant for just the pride an opportunity to get a good education i am convinced of that and i give you i can give you many reasons why i believe that but this the fact that he was able our country who will history record about the brothers the sisters who pioneered the early islamic movement in thanks for their story live on simply give way to the many islamic pioneers of today indigenous and immigrant who are currently making tremendous strides in this country and what about the pioneers of tomorrow what does the future of islam in america hold for them only time will tell but one thing is certain no group of people ever gave more of themselves for what they believed than those early pioneers who paved the way for muslims today and as we approach the twenty first century the seed of islam has a strong root in america and one can only wonder what he's yet to come