Safeguarding the Legacy of The Honorable Elijah Muhammad
By Vincent Williams
The Honorable Elijah Muhammad remains one of the most influential and transformative figures in American history. As the leader of the Nation of Islam (NOI) from 1934 until his passing in 1975, he reshaped the religious, cultural, and social landscape for African Americans. His teachings, grounded in self-determination, spiritual awakening, and economic empowerment, continue to resonate today. But as with any visionary leader, the task of safeguarding his legacy is both essential and urgent.
One of the primary institutions dedicated to this cause is the Coalition for the Remembrance of Elijah Muhammad (C.R.O.E.), an organization formed to preserve, promote, and share the principles and impact of Elijah Muhammad’s teachings. Through educational programs, community outreach, and historical preservation, C.R.O.E. stands as a bulwark against the erosion of the values and ideals that the Honorable Elijah Muhammad championed during his lifetime. Continue Reading…
