
This episode is a tribute to Munir Muhammad, highlighting his contributions and insights about Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam.
This week’s episode of Nurah Speaks is a Special Tribute Rewind in honor of Munir Muhammad, whose birthday we celebrated March 27th. Brother Munir was the business manager and co-founder of CROE (Coalition for the Remembrance of Elijah Muhammad). He was also known as the chief archivist and historian of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam. This interview was recorded on December 9, 2017 in Camden, New Jersey during a film showing of the movie ‘The Nation’, written and directed by Junie Smith. In this interview Brother Munir explains: •how the Honorable Elijah Muhammad impacted him personally •why time dictated the establishment of CROE •why the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam are misunderstood by many I feel it is important to note the significant impact of the work of Brother Munir. He was a man who single handedly performed the work of many men. He was an archivist, a journalist, an investigative reporter, a facilitator, a radio host, a television host, a leading media figure, a husband, a father, a successful businessman and so much more. On set in the CROE television studio, he interviewed prominent politicians, judges, notable civil rights…
Host: Nurah Muhammad
Organizations: CROE
Books & works: The Nation
Places: Camden, New Jersey
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