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"The Nation of Islam disagreed with Malcolm's idea that blacks would earn their rights by any means possible and that he would even consider violence as a way of getting what he wanted. The Nation also thought he was making them to public and did not feel comfortable with the rumors surrounding The Nation of Islam after making Malcolm responsible for temple seven in new york."
Not sure where you got this information, but at best it is both an assumption, and an opinion. Here are the facts.
This is coming from myself...a former member of the NOI. The only time that Malcolm ever used the term "...by any means necessary" was a statement in reference to defending his home against some members of the NOI who had threatened to attack Malcolm and his family. Subsequently these jealous people did exactly that...they fire bombed his home with his family barely escaping death. The former statement is very unintelligible, so I am unable to comment on it. You're trying to say something already obtained from heresay, but it is quite jumbled.
Malcolm disagreed with Elijah Muhammad...not the Nation of Islam, because the Nation was his life. He also worshipped T.H.E.M. because he looked upon him as though he was G_d. He never thought that Elijah could do anything wrong, but when he discovered the paternity situation concerning Mr. Muhammad's fathering of illegitimate children by his teenage secretaries, Malcolm was highly disappointed with his mentor.
Also, a Muslim official from the temple in Los Angeles was murdered by an LA policeman during that same period. When Malcolm petitioned to Elijah to give financial support for this brother's family, Mr. Muhammad's response was..."Let the devil take care of them. We didn't kill the brother...the devil's killed him." This brought Malcolm further disillusionment with Elijah Muhammad.
Frederik Thompson
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Which group did Malcolm X join while he was in prison?
he joined the nation of islam and ebdfhrbtgb3rtubgh
How did Malcolm x change his life?
Malcolm X changed his life around by joining the Nation of Islam. The Nation of Islam prohibited a lot of things that Malcolm was into at the time, so he had to quit those things or else he would be kicked out of the Nation of Islam.
What was Malcolm x initially affiliated with?
Nation of Islam
What did Malcolm X did after jail'?
He joined the Nation of Islam
What organization assissinated Malcolm X?
The Nation of Islam killed Malcolm X in February 1965
What was Malcolm X's religion?
Nation of Islam. Malcolm X became a member of the Nation of Islam ( based on Black pride and the teachings of Islam). However, after his personal experiences and personal conflict; he left the group. Although Malcolm X left the Nation of Islam, he remained a Muslim and lived under the tenants of Islam until his death.
Did Malcolm X had to do with Dalai Lama?
No, Malcolm X was a Muslim. He left the Nation Of Islam, but he was still a Muslim. He was not a Buddhists.
Nation of Islam?
A black nationalist group led by Malcolm X
What was Malcolm x's birthday?
Malcolm X was born as Malcolm Little in Nebraska on May 19, 1925. He is best known for his role in the Nation of Islam.
What was Malcolm X's birthday?
Malcolm X was born as Malcolm Little in Nebraska on May 19, 1925. He is best known for his role in the Nation of Islam.
Where did Malcolm X preach at?
Malcolm X preached at Nation of Islam Temple No.7 in Harlem New York
When did Malcolm X announce his split from the nation of Islam?
Malcolm X announced his split from the Nation of Islam on March 8, 1964. He made this decision after a pilgrimage to Mecca, where he witnessed a more inclusive form of Islam and concluded that the racial beliefs of the Nation of Islam were misguided. Malcolm X's split marked a significant turning point in his life and philosophy.
