Final Call

By Ashahed M Muhammad -Asst. Editor-

Who will survive the war of Armageddon?

“America does not have a future, and you have no future in her. I want you to hear me today because I can't hold back. I can't sweeten up the truth for weak hearted people. I have to tell it regardless of the consequences,” the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan boldly declared to thousands who watched from the grounds of the Nation of Islam's National Center and live via webcast. » FULL STORY

Deadly Katrina police coverups unraveling?

By Jesse Muhammad -Contributing Writer-

Within weeks of the Crescent City celebrating a victory in the Super Bowl, one of its former law enforcement officials pleaded guilty to covering up a deadly shooting during the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.

Radio personality threatened after Farrakhan appearance

By Brian E. Muhammad -Contributing Writer-

Syndicated radio talk show host Warren Ballentine recently got an increase in threats for his on air interview with the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, leader of the Nation of Islam. Mr. Ballentine, who is also an attorney interviewed, the outspoken leader on a daily mid-morning radio show.

Political Prisoners: Government, Police, and Incarceration

By Brian E. Muhammad -Contributing Writer-

During the 2010 Saviours' Day Convention, the Nation of Islam (N.O.I.) Prison Reform Ministry held an important workshop titled “Political Prisoners: Government, Police, and Prisons.”

Who will survive the war of Armageddon?

By Ashahed M Muhammad -Asst. Editor-

Deadly Katrina police coverups unraveling?

By Jesse Muhammad -Contributing Writer-

Radio personality threatened after Farrakhan appearance

By Brian E. Muhammad -Contributing Writer-

Scarce water the root cause of Darfur conflict?

By Jehron Muhammad

If one looks to the Council on Foreign Relations to define the tragedy that has been Darfur you initially get: “Farmers and Arabic nomads have long competed for limited resources in western Sudan's Darfur region, particularly following a prolonged drought in 1983.”

The story of Haiti’s struggle to survive and thrive amid devastation

By Richard B. Muhammad -Editor-in-Chief

PORT-Au-PRINCE, Haiti (FinalCall.com) - The first Black republic in the western hemisphere is more than a basket case of disease, death and depression. "From day one the first people that responded to the cry of help was Haitians themselves, getting people out of the rubble. People have this will to survive and get the country back on track," said Alex Georges, a Haitian businessman and tour operator.

UN paying Haitians $5 a day to work

By Saeed Shabazz -Staff Writer-

UNITED NATIONS - The United Nations Development Program rolled out its “cash-for-work” initiative aimed at providing temporary work and “offering Haitians a chance to play a vital role in rebuilding their earthquake-devastated” capital city during an early February press briefing in New York by a senior agency official.

The stimulus and its impact on Black housing

By Charlene Muhammad -National Correspondent-

Equity rich but cash poor Black households hardest hit by the crippling subprime lending scheme have benefitted less than predatory financial institutions from stimulus dollars meant to help them recover, fair lending advocates and loan modification analysts say.

White House threatens to yank stimulus funds over civil rights

By Ngoc Nguyen New America Media

For the first time since President Obama signed the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act a year ago, his administration has threatened to withhold stimulus money from a transit agency because it failed to comply with federal civil rights laws.

Poorest families find fewer affordable homes

By Matthew Cardinale IPS

ATLANTA, Ga. - The number of housing units affordable to extremely low-income families in the U.S. has declined over the last year, even as the number of families needing those units has increased, according to a new report by the National Low-Income Housing Coalition.

The Time and what must be done lecture series: The Wheel

By the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan

If you look at the actions of human beings toward one another, whether we are White human beings, or, Black human beings; Brown or Hispanic, or Native American, whatever we are, look at the actions of our hands, and the words of our mouths! They are not the words and the actions of human beings. » CONTINUE

The Time and What Must Be Done

By the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan

Every year around the 26th of Feb., we celebrate the birth of Master Fard Muhammad, Who came to us from the Holy City of Mecca in Arabia and made Himself manifest to us on July 4, 1930. He came to save and deliver a people who had become a nation within a nation, to free us from our former slave-masters and oppressors and make us into one of the greatest nations. » CONTINUE

The Majesty of Master Fard Muhammad's Love

By the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan

The greatest demonstration of Allah’s (God’s) love is that He would knock on the door of your mind and offer you an invitation to receive Him. His Word is Him. His Word, the Word of the Book, has the power to transform human life. It has the power to give sight to the blind and hearing to the deaf. » CONTINUE

The poor have no voice

By the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan

It’s said that most of the congressmen, the representatives of the American people, are from the wealthy class. The wealthy and the privileged in this society, who have benefited most from the federal debt, corporate restructurings and plant relocations, are the people charged with representing the poor. Can they adequately represent the poor? » CONTINUE

Rebuilding Haiti: An Opportunity to Redeem Ourselves

By The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan

I've been so passionate today. This hurts me deeply because God is giving us a wake-up call and we have to listen to his call. I am determined now to do what is necessary to make our people aware that this is our chance to redeem ourselves through Haiti and what we do for Haiti. » CONTINUE

Farrakhan calls for National Mobilization for Haiti

By The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan

The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan has issued a call for a national mobilization of Black organizations and groups and Haitian American groups to respond to the crisis in Haiti. No single group or organization can have the impact of a combined national effort, the Minister said. » CONTINUE

For America to Survive, She Must Make a Real Change

By The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan

Something is wrong with a nation that sends its young people to war on the basis of a lie, making them to think they are fighting for democracy when they are fighting to keep multi-national corporations filthy rich at the expense of poor people. » CONTINUE

He Came That We May Have Life

By the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan

So many of us today are steeped in religiosity that we lose spirituality. So many of us are bound in rituals that we have lost the truths to which the rituals are pointing us. So Jesus was such a refreshing personality in the Roman society. The scriptures say that the poor heard him gladly. Anybody that the poor hear gladly concerns the rich. » CONTINUE

Blessed are the Peacemakers

By the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan

When you pick up the newspaper and you read about Muslims, you say, “My Lord, these are some terrible people.” But the Muslims in the Nation of Islam have been in America now for 74 years and we have no record of terrorism. Even though the government does not like us, we are acting a lot better than many of the Muslims that they are dealing with overseas. » CONTINUE

The Ultimate Decision: Will you choose God's world or Satan's?

By the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan

Christians, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, all have deviated from the original path. Satan has devoured the entire world, but there is a remnant that Satan has not overlooked, he just has not been able to get them. And out of that remnant, Allah will take over the world and rule it again forever. » CONTINUE