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Product: The Originator & the Domestic Life: Origin of the Polygamous Marriage of the Messiah, the Honorable Louis Farrakhan (The Series of the Advent of Christ Book 4)
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“36) Does Man think that he Will be left aimless? 37) Was he not a small life-germ in sperm emitted? 38) Then he was a clot; so He Created (him), then made (him) perfect. 39) Then He made of him two kinds, the male and the female.” [Holy Quran 75:36-39]

The above Quranic verses are ideal for helping us understand the DOMESTIC LIFE of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Honorable Louis Farrakhan from the point of that “SINGLE BEING,” the “ORIGINATOR”—WHO did not Create HIMSELF aimlessly, but WHO has Aims; and WHO Functions according to the requirements to achieve those Aims.

The ORIGINATOR’S aims arose from the essential question: How do I want to exist? HIS Self-Creation was the first part of the solution to this question. HE manifested HIMSELF through Brain and Thought in the triple darkness of space.

The ORIGINATOR did not want to exist in loneliness, darkness and cold after HE Created HIMSELF. HE also did not want to continue to endure the pain experienced in HIS own Self-Creation. The bringing forth of “Woman” from HIMSELF was the second part of the solution to HIS question—“How do I want to exist?”

In the Holy Quran, in Sura 4:1, Allah states: "O people, keep your duty to your Lord, Who created you from a single being and created its mate of the same (kind), and spread from these two many men and women."

This verse affirms that every person is of the ORIGINATOR’S DOMESTIC LIFE. This is the only DOMESTIC LIFE that exists; and IT, too, was on an Evolutionary Course towards Perfection. The DOMESTIC LIFE of the Messiah represents the attainment of the Realm of Perfection—now, to produce the Perfect Family from the Original People of the Western Hemisphere.

This book elucidates these Realities!

Product: Servants of Allah: African Muslims Enslaved in the Americas by Sylviane A. Diouf (1998-11-01)
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This is an ex-library book.