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True Knowledge of the Bible and Holy Qur’an

In this powerful and eye-opening class, we explore the True Knowledge of the Bible and the Holy Qur’an as taught by the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad. For centuries, the scriptures have been read, preached, and interpreted — yet their inner meaning has remained hidden from the masses.

In this session, we uncover how both the Bible and the Holy Qur’an point to the same Divine Truth: the resurrection of a people, the fulfillment of prophecy, and the manifestation of God’s guidance in this present hour.

This class is designed for sincere seekers who desire understanding beyond tradition, beyond surface interpretation, and beyond inherited belief. We examine how scripture must be understood through divine guidance, and how prophecy is not merely history — but living reality.

If you are ready to grow in knowledge, strengthen your faith, and deepen your understanding of God’s Word, this class is for you.

We encourage you to share this episode with family and friends who are searching for truth.

Register online at: www.templereadingclass.org

After listening, leave your reflections and insights. Your voice and study matter. Let us grow together in understanding and unity.

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In this powerful Temple Reading Class, we examine the meaning behind the Honorable Elijah Muhammad’s teaching that Islam comes after everything fails.

What does “failure” truly mean?

Is it participation — or the lack of national independence?

Why has religion, politics, education, and economics failed to produce freedom for us as a people?

More importantly — what must we build now?

In this episode, we break down:

• Islam as entire submission to the Will of God

• Why God is the Author of Islam

• How Islam was perfected for us

• The difference between individual success and national rise

• How practicing Islam properly transforms the mind, body, and home

When practiced correctly, Islam serves us.

It disciplines us.

It elevates us.

It produces peace within and strength without.

The world constantly pushes distraction, confusion, and indecency — but Islam provides structure, clarity, and purpose.

If you found value in this class, share it with five others who are seeking truth and growth.

We would love to hear from you.

Visit www.templereadingclass.org to register and leave your reflections.

Let us build together.

Peace be unto you.

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In this powerful and heartfelt class, we explore one of the most sobering chapters from Message to the Blackman in America — “Regrets of the Doubters.”

What happens when truth is presented clearly, yet we hesitate? What is the cost of loving the comfort, wealth, and approval of this world more than divine guidance? And how often does regret come only after the opportunity to choose rightly has passed?

This episode dives deep into the warning given in Holy Qur’an 25:27–29 — “Woe is me! Would that I had not taken such a one for a friend.” We examine how association, attachment to worldly wealth, and fear of separation have caused many to reject the Messenger in every age — only to later wish they had listened.

Through scripture, lived experience, and the teachings of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, this class challenges us to examine:

• Who is influencing our decisions?

• Are we attached to a system that does not love God?

• Are we delaying obedience because we are comfortable?

• Will we choose guidance now — or regret later?

This message is not about condemnation — it is about mercy. It is about recognizing that Allah desires for all of His people to be saved and that regret is avoidable if we take heed while there is still time.

If this episode moved you, challenged you, or helped you reflect — please share it with at least five friends or family members. Someone else may need to hear this message before opportunity turns into regret.

We also invite you to register online at:

www.templereadingclass.org

Leave your reflection and join us in growing together in understanding.

Study. Reflect. Share. Choose wisely.

As-Salaam Alaikum.

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