The Hon. Minister Louis Farrakhan
made the above statement in a speech to an all women audience in the city
of Atlanta, Georgia in 1995. He addressed thousands who attended this all
women meeting, by the grace of Allah(God). It was a huge success but was
not mentioned in the mainstream media, though it was one of the most momentous
gatherings in our history as a Nation.
The M.G.T. and G.C.C. (Muslim Girls
In Training & General Civilization Class) are classes, which were designed
by our Saviour Master Fard Muhammad.
Through the Honorable Elijah Muhammad He revealed the perfect methods to teach and train our women and men who
are the victims of slavery and its lasting effects. We continue to suffer
from low self-esteem, which breathes into us a lack of confidence and determination,
both necessary ingredients in the common quest for a successful humanity.
To join the M.G.T. is to join onto our
own and to share in the like reflections of our true essence. To become
an M.G.T. is to become an extraordinary member of society. The M.G.T. are
of the best who assist in bringing our people in from the cold spirited
world and into the confines of our Mosque where they can be edified by the
word of Allah (God) as taught by the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan
and his Ministers as representatives.
There are a few great steps that are
required to begin the process of becoming a part of the elite women who
are recognized as the mothers of civilization and first teachers of our
children. The first step is determined by our willingness to leave the ways
of this cruel world which have taken men and women from the culture of our
Creator and leads towards the demise of all women, people of color, and
the poor alike.
The women of the M.G.T. and G.C.C. wear
the righteous garment which symbolizes that they belong to Allah (God).
The dress signifies the oneness with Allah (God) and that we are striving
to uphold our Nation of Islam as positive citizens. The respect of the righteous
is granted when we stand together in remembrance of those who suffered before
us to establish truth. The M.G.T. are Muslim Girls In Training.
There is no limit to what you can achieve
as a sister in the M.G.T. and G.C.C. of the Nation of Islam. M.G.T. have
the option of choice when it comes to a career in the work of redemption.
"No Nation Can Rise Any Higher Than It's Woman." May you be anointed
by Allah (God) into the light of truth, as you remain faithful to the Creator
first!
For further information on how you can
join the ranks of the M.G.T. and G.C.C. to become what you were born to
be, a natural woman, teacher, mother, doctor of science, builder of education
institutions, a leader of the people, but first a child of Allah (God).
Please visit Muhammad Mosque No.7 or a Muhammad Mosque nearest to your location
today.
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THE SACREDNESS of the FEMALE by Minister Louis Farrakhan
THROUGHOUT THE EARTH the female has and continues
to suffer the abuse of men and the abuse of societies that have not clearly
understood the extreme importance and tremendous value of the female.
In many societies when a female child is born there is great
disappointment and the female is looked down upon as someone so much less
than the male, which leads to abuse, the lack of proper care, education, and
cultivation of her gifts and talents, and lack of appreciation to Almighty
(God) Allah for the gift of women.
The Holy Qur'an teaches us that both male and female have the
same essence or come from the essence or being that is Allah, the All Wise
God. He has given both male and female complimentary natures which, if acted
on properly help each mate to attain to fulfillment, perfect peace, and full
development or perfection.
The disrespect of women is the reason that the earth and the
world is in the condition that it is in. There cannot be a new world except
that there is a new and better understanding of the female, which will give
us (men) a clearer understanding of self and above all a clearer understanding
of Allah (God). In the Bible, Allah (God) declares, "Behold I make all
things new." The Honorable Elijah Muhammad has taught us that we cannot bring in a new world except that we accept a
new idea that will give us a new way of thinking and that new way of thinking
based on an idea and word that comes directly from the Supreme Being will
give us His Sight. We need to see life, creation and Allah (God) as He sees
Himself and sees His creation. If we can began to perceive reality as Allah
(God) perceives it, then, and only then will we treat Allah (God) and His
creatures as they ought to be treated. It is written in the Holy Qur'an, Surah
2, verse 138, "(We take) Allah's (God's) colour, and who is better than
Allah at colouring, and we are His worshippers."
Since, it is the light of the sun
which gives all things their color, then, we who follow the Light (Truth)
sent down by Allah (God) begin to see or perceive reality as Allah (God) perceives
it. We take His Colouring, which is His View.
What is Allah's (God's) view of the female? She is the manifestation
of His attribute of mercy to the world. She is undeserved kindness to us,
for, through her we are extended through the generations. It is only through
her that we live again, and again, and again. It is only through her that
we continue to move toward the true perfection that Allah (God) desires for
His creation. She is the cornerstone of the family and therefore is critical
in the whole process of nation and world building.
Allah (God) speaks to us saying that, we should reverence the
womb that bore us. According to Random House Dictionary, reverence is, "a
feeling or attitude of deep respect tinged with awe, veneration; a gesture
indicative of deep respect; an obeisance, a bow, or curtsy."
I repeat, we must reverence the womb that bore us. Since, the
womb of our mother is sacred, then, this teaches us that the womb of every
female is also sacred, for it is from her womb that all the Scientists, Prophets,
Sages, Messengers, Kings, Rulers and Gods have come and will come.
According to Random House Dictionary, sacred is, "devoted
to some deity or to some religious purpose; consecrated; entitled to veneration
or religious respect by association with divinity or divine things; holy:
regarded with reverence; secured against violation, infringement etc; properly
immune from violence, interference, etc." How many women see themselves
and their wombs as sacred? If the womb is sacred then the passageway through
which the seed of life enters the womb is also sacred.
In the Bible, St. John, Chapter 10, verse 9, Jesus says, "I
am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in
and out, and find pasture." Jesus is to Allah (God) as the passageway
to the womb. Jesus is the Eternal Door to Allah (God). Therefore, as Jesus
is sacred so is the passageway to the womb also sacred, because it is the
eternal door to the womb.
That which is sacred must be safe and not violated. Women all
over the earth, due to an improper view of self have violated themselves and
allowed men and society to violate them.
It is unthinkable that a person of righteous bearing would go
into a mosque, synagogue, church, or cloister and profane that which is sacred.
Any person who violates the sacredness of the house of Allah (God) is considered
uncivilized, savage or a heathen. We know it is improper to violate the sacred
house of Allah (God), and, as Muslims we are exhorted by Allah (God) to protect
all houses where Allah's (God's) name is remembered. How much more sacred
is the womb of our mothers and the wombs of our female children and the wombs
of the females in our society? How much more protection should be placed on
the female? How much more should she and we guard her chastity? How much more
should we be taught and encouraged not to violate the sacredness of the channel
that leads to the sacred chamber where Allah (God) Himself works with women
to bring about the answers or solutions to all human problems?
From this day forward, everyone who reads this article is responsible
to act in accord with its truth. We must never mistreat women, abuse women,
or beat our wives. We must treat women with the greatest of respect and honor
believing that they are sacred. The female, believing that she is sacred,
should never allow herself to be violated, disrespected, and dishonored and
must never violate and dishonor herself. If the female will see herself as
sacred and, if we, the males, will see our females as sacred, then, perhaps
we can reverse criminal tendencies in our children and bring forth from this
sacred chamber called womb, children in the image of Allah (God); children
made like the Great Prophets, Sages, Kings and Rulers of righteous bearing.
Prophet Muhammad gave us the criterion to judge the best of
men. He said, "The best of you is he who is kindest to his mother and
his wife."
THIS CRITERION SHOULD NOT ONLY apply to our
mothers and wives, but, to all our female children as we move toward basic
nation building through the institution of marriage.
The process of marriage begins first with a natural attraction
to some physical characteristics of the male and the female which please each
other. This natural attraction then leads to a desire to be closer to that
person whom we are attracted to, which leads to communication to get to know
each other beyond the physical points of attraction. "
PREMARITAL SEX IS FORBIDDEN
Among the righteous, those of high moral values, premarital
sex is forbidden. In this world premarital sex is the order of the
day and anyone who forbids premarital sex is looked at as archaic, old fashioned,
and not thinking in the best interest of the individuals. However, fifty percent
of all marriages in America end up in divorce. Therefore, we need to take
a careful look at the approach to marriage and weigh it by the standard given
to us by Allah (God), the Best Knower, through His revelation of the scriptures
that are among every people.
Premarital sex is discouraged among the righteous, because it
interferes with the pursuit of knowledge of the parties who are attracted
to each other or who must determine whether this attraction that has led to
communication will give us a sure knowledge that this is the mate that they
are willing to devote their entire lives to. Sex is powerful. It is a natural
hunger in the male and the female even as the desire for food and water.
This desire for sexual expression if fulfilled before adequate
knowledge of the individuals is gained clouds the mind and disallows us to
make the best judgment that we are capable of making. Sexual expression is
so powerful that it can cloud our minds from seeing anything but the pleasure
that we derive from sexual expression. Then, the participants do not enter
into a marriage contract with a sober mind. When we are drunk from the passion
of the fulfillment of pleasure this impedes our ability to make proper judgment.
A drunk driver with faulty judgment can end up being a menace to society.
Drunkenness impairs judgment. Therefore, we are asked not to drink and drive.
Allah (God) however, demands that we do not drink for in all things good judgment
and proper decisions are what bring blessings to our life. We are the sum
total of the decisions that we make. Bad decisions lead to the destruction
of the life force. Good decisions lead to fulfillment of the aim of life.
Most marriages are made on the basis of sex and, therefore, when the sex drive
diminishes there is nothing of substance to hold the marriage together, because
it was made from a physical, rather than a spiritual desire.
Among the righteous courtship is chaperoned. This is done to
keep the parties who are attracted to each other from entering into premarital
sex, which then stops the process of courtship. In the word courtship is the
word court. By definition we mean a place where justice is administered and
a place where the process of finding the truth which forms the basis of justice
and judgment.
When two people are courting they are bringing evidence to either
support their intention to be engaged, or evidence that they should look in
other directions. This process of finding out as much as we can about each
other is necessary in forming good and proper judgment.
The individuals are the jury that must render a decision and
the individuals must become the judges that ultimately make the decision that
he or she is the right one for me. Cross examination is a part of court procedure,
which allows direct testimony to be challenged to see if the persons are telling
the truth, for it is only truth that will permit us to make good judgment.
The more truth we know about each other, our characteristics, ways, strengths
and weaknesses, it is the more right we can be in making a decision if we
should become engaged to be married or not.
(Reprinted from Final Call Vol. 14-19.) To order the Final Call Newspaper call 866-602-1230 ext. 222 and mention code 777.
