Supreme Wisdom’s Student Enrollment - Eric Muhammad

What if “student enrollment” isn’t a phrase from an old booklet but a call to re-educate a people for leadership? We sit with Minister Eric Muhammad to unpack the Supreme Wisdom lessons, why language like “Asiatic” stretches beyond continents, and how claims like maker, owner, and God of the universe demand disciplined study rather than hype. From the opening minutes, we set a study-first tone: enroll your mind, learn the curriculum, and qualify yourself to lead.

We break down the first degrees with precision and pair them with a starter reading plan using Message to the Black Man in America. You’ll hear why chapter one aligns with the original man, how later chapters explore the devil and Islam, and where “What the Muslims Want/Believe” sharpens the program of separation and rejoining. Along the way, we tackle the “cream rises” metaphor as both social analysis and daily practice: when agitation stops, excellence surfaces. That means cutting distraction, reclaiming peace, and doing the quiet work that builds mastery.

The conversation also takes on population figures, the scope of the “original nation,” and the difference between learning from authorized sources versus rumor mills. Expect strong views on chain of command, study ethics, and the difference between performative talk and qualified teaching. Whether you come for theology, history, or practical growth, the throughline is simple: choose rigorous study, use precise language, and measure progress by how you serve family and community.

If this resonated, share it with someone who’s building, subscribe for the next installment on Supreme Wisdom, and leave a review with the one idea that shifted your thinking. Your voice helps us grow and keeps the study circle strong.

Chapters

• 0:11 Host Welcome And Guest Intro
• 0:28 Platform Mission And Support
• 2:09 Why It’s Called Student Enrollment
• 6:11 Maker, Owner, And God Of The Universe
• 9:20 Cream Of The Planet Earth Explained
• 12:41 Handling Trolls And Staying Focused
• 15:00 Books To Study: Message To The Black Man
• 18:05 Colored Man And Grafting Doctrine
• 21:05 Original Nation And Global Population
• 24:10 How The Lessons Were Given And Tested
• 27:05 Authority, Chain Of Command, And Sources
• 30:00 Closing, Next Steps, And Support Reminder

Transcript

SPEAKER_01: 0:11

What's going on, everybody? Out there is Ron Brown LMT, the People's Fitness Professional. Y'all already know my whole spiel, all the stuff that I say in the in the intro. I just want to get straight down to business. We got our brother, Minister Eric Mohammed in the building this evening. Peace to you, brother. Before we go into today's uh topic, I have to run this commercial and explain a few things. Let's go straight to it.

SPEAKER_00: 0:37

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SPEAKER_01: 1:26

All right, we're back, we're back, we're back. So let me explain a few things before we go into it. Uh, just to let you know, we are selling merch online right now. Uh, we're trying to continuously build this platform into something bigger, grow it, grow it, grow it. We have a studio we can rent, and uh we just want to uh uh rent that studio so we can bring you guys live uh podcast. Uh I just I bought my own merch. You see it? It's on my head right now, NYP talk show. Just just came in. So uh I'm wearing it right now. Uh check it out. You can purchase it on the uh page there. Now, let's get straight into it. Thank you for coming out this evening, Minister Eric Muhammad. Asalam Aleykum, brother. All right, all right, so let's get straight into it. I want to talk about uh Supreme's wisdom, supreme wisdom's student enrollment. I want to go from one all the way down, right? And uh um, or one all the way up, however you want to say it, right? In my mind, it works down like this. So, so uh we're talking about supreme wisdom, the student enrollment. Let's talk about why it is called student enrollment.

SPEAKER_02: 2:49

Excellent question. Because the black man in the hells of North America needs to be re-educated and retrained. Re-educated requires that we enroll in a course of study as students of the supreme wisdom that is going to be the curriculum. And so we have student enrollment, but it is also called rules of Islam. So when one is reciting to get one's X, we start out by saying student enrollment, rules of Islam. The following questions must be answered 100% before submittance of student to set lesson number one. Then we recite the student enrollment questions and answers. That's the most proper way to that's the way I've always done it.

SPEAKER_01: 3:45

Okay, just for my own self. Can you repeat that again?

SPEAKER_02: 3:49

Yes, you don't start reciting to get your ex by saying, Who is the original man? The original man is at whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Student enrollment, rules of Islam. The following questions must be answered 100% before submittance of student to set lesson number one. Then you go into who is the original man and all the other questions and answers. And again, we are enrolling in a course of study. The name of the course is the supreme wisdom. Now, when you are going to school, you have to enroll, right? Yes, sir. All right, well, we're enrolling, and what we are enrolling in is the university of Islam. Those of us who think the university of Islam is only some educational attachment to Muhammad's mosque or Muhammad's temple, I'm sorry. The entire uh universe is the universe of Islam. And so you are enrolling in a course of study of the supreme wisdom of the university of Islam, and that's why you wear the greatest and only universe flag of Islam. That's what you are studying the universe because you are being educated, taught, and trained to master it, to become the master of it.

SPEAKER_01: 5:32

Oh wow. Oh, we got uh we got the legendary Sarnetta in the building, peace of brother Sarneta. Yeah, we we yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_02: 5:40

We weather listen, what's the goat doing in here?

SPEAKER_01: 5:46

What's the goat doing in here, man? What's up, sir? Um, so uh Mr. Eric, hold on. Mr. Eric Muhammad is the real deal, of course, of course, of course. I know that. I know that now. Um I want you to explain that one more time, brother. I know I'm having you repeat yourself, no problem, but this is key right here, right? Studying the universe, exactly.

SPEAKER_02: 6:14

Okay, Master Farad Muhammad did not come here to make us a nation of Muslims. That's a title we wear, no problem. But he didn't come here to make us a nation of Muslims, he came to make us a nation of gods. Now, when you look at the student enrollment and it tells you that the original man is the Asiatic black man, that tells you what he is the maker, the owner, the cream of the planet earth, and then it says God of the universe. How are you God of the universe if you are not educated in the secrets of the universe, in the wisdom of the universe, which is supreme? He didn't teach us the wisdom of prophets, he taught us the wisdom of gods, and so you're enrolled in a course of study that is the supreme wisdom that governs the heavens and the earth.

SPEAKER_01: 7:18

Gotcha. Check okay. So, taking it back to that question and answer the first one, who's the original man? So, the original man meaning what? Because from what I'm hearing and what I've heard over the years, there's so many things that I've heard, and the original man, we're not actually the original man because we are not who we were in the beginning. So I've heard that before. So, what do you say to that?

SPEAKER_02: 7:49

We are not what we were in the beginning, we still are who we were in the beginning, and the purpose of us being given a thorough knowledge of ourselves is to take the who that we still are and restore us to the what we once were again.

SPEAKER_01: 8:14

Okay, okay. So that's that's real simple and plain. So now, uh, who is the original man? The original man is the Asiatic black man. So now can you explain Asiatic? Because from what I've heard over the years and different ciphers and things like that, Asia is uh uh uh Asia is the uh body, and the attic is the mind, and different things that I've I've learned throughout the years. So Asiatic meaning what did the messenger actually teach what Asiatic was or is?

SPEAKER_02: 8:49

Asia is the name that has served as the name of the planet Earth for the past many, many, many trillions of years. It was once called Moon, but it is now called Asia. The whole planet Earth has had the name Asia for trillions of years, and so when we say Asiatic, we're not saying that we are of this continent versus the continent of Africa, this continent versus the continent of Europe, this continent versus the continent of North America or South America. We are saying we are this planet versus the planet Jupiter or Venus or Mars. Asiatic means the whole planet Earth, the black man of the earth. How do you say the black man of the earth in another way, using other words? Asiatic black man, the whole earth is Asian, right?

SPEAKER_01: 9:56

Right, Asiatic black man, the maker, the owner, right? So what does that mean exactly? So would you say, would you say you can't possibly be God, right? If you're not a maker or the owner, right?

SPEAKER_02: 10:13

Right.

SPEAKER_01: 10:14

If you don't if you're not a maker and an owner, what is a maker and an owner? We could we could play around with that and you know come up with all kinds of theories, but what did the messages say exactly?

SPEAKER_02: 10:26

In the born degree for my five percent brothers and sisters, in the born degree of the 1 to 14, it says planets are something grown or made from the beginning. Right. Well, we the black man are the grower, we the black man are the maker. Anyone who believes that we are not the maker and therefore owners of the planet Earth, I defy them to show me a time when the earth existed and the black man didn't. If I tell you the earth comes from the black man, and you say, Oh, that makes no sense. That that's that's ridiculous, okay. Then where does it come from? You can't answer that question. You think the sun farted and the earth came into existence? The sun ate some cabbage and some navy beans and farted, and then out came the earth, the big bang theory. That's silly as hell. The earth comes from the black man, and the proof that the earth comes from the black man is you can't point to a time when the earth did exist and the black man didn't exist, and the earth is perfectly tailor-made for the black man. If you have if your head size is seven and a half, and you have a hat that size seven and a half, did your head come from the hat? The hat came from your head, that's why the hat fits your head so perfectly. The earth comes from the black man, and that's why it fits the black man so perfectly. The water is tailor-made for the black man. You drink it, it does the exact thing that it's supposed to do. The vegetation of the earth, you eat it, it does the exact thing for the for your body that it is supposed to do. Why? Because you made it.

SPEAKER_01: 12:42

Okay, the maker, the owner, cream of the planet earth. Let's go into cream of the planet earth. What would the cream of the planet earth be? What would that mean exactly? I know we went over this podcast.

SPEAKER_02: 12:53

It's okay, it's okay. Yeah, again, it's Sunday, so this is for the lost family.

SPEAKER_01: 12:58

Right.

SPEAKER_02: 13:00

We're doing our duty of teaching civilization to the uncivilized, right? Let me say something else about the black man being the maker. We made the sun. How do you know? We have eyes. You think the sun made eyes? No. If the sun serves the purpose of giving us light to see with, then we must have made it. We made the sun to serve our eyes. We have eyes, and the sun is specifically there to serve our eyes, to warm our bodies, to grow our food. I mean, it's obvious who the maker is. It's us. Now, going to your question, the cream of the planet Earth. I'll just take a little page from Minister Kevin, who had me jumping over my desk as I was watching the podcast. What is a fruit? A fruit is the best. Right. That's what cream is. Cream is the best part of the milk. You shake up the milk, you can shake the cream down to the bottom, but sit it still and let nature take its course, and the cream will rise right to the top. The only reason the black man is at the bottom rail of civilization is because the white man has been successful in agitation. He's got the black man in a state of agitation. We're not in a state of peace. He's got us in agitation, and in that agitation, we've been shook, shaken to the bottom. But restore peace. The dominant idea in Islam is the making of peace. So when you restore peace, sit us still for a minute. Slow the black men down. Put them black and miles down, put them gunts down, put them joints down, put that uh uh alcohol down, get out the strip club, stop wasting your money on foolishness, sport, play, ignorance, and superstition and sin. Sit still for a moment, relax, slow your role, pump the brakes. And what you will find is we will naturally just rise to the top. What is the fruit? A fruit is the best. He's constantly training and conditioning himself to meet and overcome all obstacles in his path. His sole purpose is to deliver the dead to the Lamb of God, the most honorable Elijah Muhammad. We are the best.

SPEAKER_01: 15:42

All right. So now, uh, thank you, Joetta, uh, for the two dollars. I really appreciate you. And uh for the brother in the chat trolling, just as long as you watch, I don't care. Watch and listen, watch and listen, listen, listen. Learn some stuff for the trollers in the chat. Um, so now so we we we spoke about the cream of the planet Earth, right? Uh uh, God of the universe. So when we when when the when the answer is God of the universe, are we talking about just your universe in particular? Meaning like uh uh uh let's say metaphorically speaking, right? Um what's going on in this chat, brother Sanetta? It's just um uh it's just people this you come on, you've been in the business, man. You know how this goes, man. People like to troll, people like the you know, that's just what it is. I don't even pay no mind to it no more.

SPEAKER_02: 16:46

Kevin got folk in their feelings.

SPEAKER_01: 16:48

I think I oh yeah, that was before the podcast, before, right? Right, right.

SPEAKER_02: 16:56

Can I say one thing? Yeah, because I'm hot-tempered and raw-mouthed. There are certain people who mistakenly think that they can press my buttons. I'll ignore the hell out of you if I choose to. The only reason I snap on people sometimes when I snap on people is because I have way more important things that keep me in a state of being pissed off than some silly Negro making some silly comments. And I would further say, I have no idea who the hell you are, and I have no idea what the hell you're saying because the comments, I'm looking at the comment part, all I gotta do is put my mouse on the comments, and I can see what you're saying. I deliberately don't have that, so I can't even see what you're saying. So you can't piss me off. I don't know what the hell you're saying, and don't give a damn.

SPEAKER_01: 17:49

Right, right, exactly. That's why I said I don't I I'm not even panic. Yeah, just as long as you keep watching, I don't even care. So um, um uh yeah, it's just it's just trolls. But let's let's get to the let's go, let's go get back to the point. Let's get back to the point. So now we're talking about God of the universe. We're not talking about God of the universe, meaning your own family or your own group of people. We are talking about the actual universe, correct?

SPEAKER_02: 18:19

Literally, literally, and that's why again, the supreme wisdom who brings rain, hail, snow, and earthquakes, and it tells you that it's us, the black man. Then the next question why doesn't the devil teach that? Well, he wants to, you know, he wants to keep us from knowing that so he can rob us and live in luxury, right? You know what I mean? The white man wants to keep us, as Minister Kevin said, in spookism. He doesn't want us to know the reality of God, because to know the reality of God is to know self. And then we'll be like uh the donkey that Bell was riding. Once we realize what we're carrying on our back, we're throwing off.

SPEAKER_01: 19:13

Indeed, indeed. Peace, God, divine God Allah. I was going to, I was, I was trying to, but you know, you know, somebody made mention of it. And that's what I'm gonna do for now on moving forward. Now, uh, to go into so now, if you had to pick a book, so you gave me uh I I believe several books that the messenger basically has has or had uh the Nation of Islam study. Um now, the first degree in a one to ten or the student enrollment, which book better goes with that first degree?

SPEAKER_02: 19:56

I don't know if I could pick a book that goes better with that. First degree. Uh, but I would say that your most, most, most, most basic book is Message to the Black Man in America. That's the most basic one. I mean, if you get that one, it's gonna really, really, really take you not only into question number one, but it's I mean, it's really gonna go into question number one. It really, I mean, as soon as you open it, Allah is God. Who is that mystery guy part one? You know, Allah is God, who is that mystery guy part two? You know what I mean? The coming of the Son of Man and the gathering together of his people, you know, is God a spirit or a man? It's going right into it. Chapter one is going right into that question. So I would say message to the black man, but that's not to take anything away from any of the other books.

SPEAKER_01: 20:58

Okay, okay. That's peace. Now, I'm gonna just address this one more time because Sarneta's talking. Now I'm getting calls and texts about brothers being agents. Okay, brother Sarnetta, right? Now, Sarnetta, if you're still watching, I want you to answer this question in the chat. Matter of fact, you don't even got to answer the question. I'll just put it out there because this is actual facts that happened. Sarnetta, I we met before. We built in the physical in your car in in regards to one of our brothers, and you know his name. You know me. We met each other physically. You know who I was building with you about. So all that I got a history, brothers, out here. I have a history with the new Black Panther Party and different people and things like that. So all of this crazy stuff y'all be talking about, y'all could keep trying to keep going. It's not, it's nothing. It's not even it's not even worth mentioning, but I'm doing it only anyway, because uh brother Sarneta made mention of it. Anyway, let's go into the second degree. Uh, who is the colored man? Yes, sir. Okay, now what was the purpose of calling the European or Caucasian white man colored?

SPEAKER_02: 22:23

The white man had us identifying as a colored people, and so identifying who the actual people are who fit the description of being colored was very important. You know, the white man, you know, to color, I will say this. This is how I used to teach it when I was a young FOI. To color means to alter or to change. That which original or is original is not colored. It has not been altered, it has not been changed, it's original. Well, the particular man who has been altered, the particular man who has been changed, the particular man who is not a natural man, but is a grafted man from the original man, that's the white man. And so the white man is the colored man. We're not colored. Black is not a color. We we we speak of it functionally as a color, but black is not a color, it's the essence of all colors. The colored man is the Caucasian white man or Yakub's grafted devils, the skunk of the planet Earth. He's the one different.

SPEAKER_01: 23:50

Okay, okay. Caucasian white man, Yakub's grafted devils, skunk of the planet Earth.

SPEAKER_02: 23:58

Think about it. The way we were taught, when we considered ourselves colored, we considered the white man to be the man, the standard man. That's the way a man should look. But then you have us, we're so much darker than them. How come we're not white like them? Because we're colored. No, we're not colored black, they are colored white, not in the sense that a crayon or something or paint has made them white, but grafting has produced that white color. We are not black because the sun baked us black. We are not black because of any atmospheric or any environmental uh uh effect, for lack of a better term. We are black because we're black. We come this way, we're not made this way, we were not colored this way, we were not grafted this way, we didn't come one way and then end up black. We wouldn't be something other than black if it wasn't for the sun shining on us, or if it wasn't for some other environmental or atmospheric uh effect taking place on us. No, we would be black regardless, and that's why our black color, as the messenger teaches us, does not change under any environmental conditions.

SPEAKER_01: 25:40

Okay, we got uh is that brother tahaka bay tahaka bay in the building? What's going on tonight? What's going on tonight? Mr. Kevin dragged everybody out tonight.

SPEAKER_02: 25:51

Thanks, brother Minister.

SPEAKER_01: 25:55

What's going on, Taha? How you doing, brother? Uh, what is that? Moorish World TV. Yes, yes, yes, Moorish World TV in the building. Okay, so now as far as that second degree in a student enrollment, what does that uh what book coincides with that second degree?

SPEAKER_02: 26:13

I would say once again, message to the black man. There's an entire chapter called Devil, and it really, really goes into this white man.

SPEAKER_01: 26:25

Okay, let me let me write all this down here. Okay, so the first degree goes into what chapter again?

SPEAKER_02: 26:34

The the first degree, the very first chapter of message to the black man, I mean it goes in hard. As for the second degree of the student enrollment, chapter four, I believe it is in message to the black man, the devil goes in hard on the second degree.

SPEAKER_01: 27:00

Chapter four.

SPEAKER_02: 27:03

The one that comes up after uh, because you got a liar's god, then you have original man, and then you have Islam, and I believe the next one is the devil.

SPEAKER_01: 27:18

Okay, all right. Now we have a question in the chat. Uh, does Brother Eric believe that W. D. Farad is the supreme God of Allah? Absolutely. Okay, all right. So the next degree in the student enrollment is uh what is the population of the original people in the wilderness in North America and all over the planet Earth? Right? So what is the population of the original people in the wilderness? Wait, hold on, original nation. Ah, you see, you see how okay. So now what's the what is the population of the original nation? So uh notice I notice that it says original nation. Can you expound on the original nation piece? Yes, sir.

SPEAKER_02: 28:12

The original nation refers to black people, however, there are three races that are members of that nation: the brown race, the red race, the yellow race, all are members of the original black nation. And so when you say what is the population of the original nation, you are inclusive of the races that are from that nation. The white race is not a race that is from that nation. I mean, in terms of family relationship, the white man is an entirely new man, he's not related to us. I don't care if he's grafted from us or what, he's grafted out of us. The most perfect use of language that I can think of off the top of my head, the races red, brown, and yellow, particularly the brown and the yellow, the red race is a mixture of uh the colors, but the races are grafted from us, the white race is grafted out of us, meaning during the grafting process, you produce a brown race, but it's still of us, you produce a yellow race, but it's still of us. When you get to the white race, that race has been grafted entirely out of us, it's no longer a part of us, and so the population of the original nation would include the red race. So the population of the original nation, and of course, these are numbers that were true in the 1930s. The population of the original nation in the wilderness of North America is 17 million with the 2 million Indians, with the 2 million Indians mean you count them with us, makes it 19 million. All over the planet Earth, it is 4,400,000 million. There are not 4,400 million blacks, there's less than 4,400,000 million, blacks, but when you add the red, the brown, and the yellow to the black, you get 4,400,000,000, check, and that would be considered the whole nation of Islam, exactly, right?

SPEAKER_01: 31:03

Oh uh uh Ron, peace God. You might need to start utilizing that block button. I'm doing it. I'm Kevin. This is all Kevin Ali's fault. It's all him. He did it, he did. Um all right, so um 4 billion, 400 million, this is the whole nation of Islam. This would be considered the nation of Islam, right? This is what people misunderstand this part of the teachings. Because when you mention the nation of Islam, they're they're uh well, I would say people who don't really know, they're mentioning they're they're thinking of the group or the organization nation of Islam. They're seeing it from that perspective, as opposed to seeing the nation of Islam being the black and the fan the black and brown families, red, etc. families, right? Because they don't know the lessons, they haven't been taught, etc.

SPEAKER_02: 32:05

Not only that, but the the born degree or the ninth question and answer covers that. What is the birth record of the said, said nation of Islam? Said nation of Islam, not what's the birth record of the nation of Islam, what is the birth record of the said nation of Islam? See, that refers to us, the movement, you know, that is looked at as an organization or group. We know that when they hear nation of Islam, they only thinking of those that follow the most honorable Elijah Muhammad or somebody else that is from the most honorable Elijah Muhammad. No, what we call ourselves, the nation of Islam, has no beginning, has no ending. And so we ask that question because we know our people think the nation of Islam is some group of black people that started in Detroit, Michigan in 1930. No, we are the lost members of the nation of Islam who were found by Master Farad Muhammad, whose aim and purpose is to re-educate us, retrain us, and then rejoin us onto the nation of Islam that we have been lost from.

SPEAKER_01: 33:43

Right. Check. Okay, so now that third degree or that third question and answer, what chapter of uh which book and which chapter would verify that degree or coincide with that degree?

SPEAKER_02: 34:03

Now that's a tougher one because I'm trying to think off the top of my head which book goes in hard on you know, teaching on the separation of us and the rejoining of us onto our own kind, and that's a subject that's really treated so much throughout the uh the books, you know. Uh I don't know. I mean, I could say land of our own and qualifications and message to the black man, but I don't know how much it goes into the theological, you know, aspects of it, you know. But the bottom line is when you are talking about that particular subject, you're talking about us being separated from the white man, re-educated into the supreme wisdom of the black man, and rejoined onto the original nation of the black man, but not joined on to them as followers, but as leaders. So I would say point number five in what the Muslims believe, the program that's on the back of our newspapers, although it's not a book, it deals more, you know, sharply with that particular subject matter.

SPEAKER_01: 35:36

Okay, and this is on the back of the newspaper you said. Right. Okay, that wouldn't be the Muhammad speaks.

SPEAKER_02: 35:44

It doesn't matter what newspaper it is, except the final call. And the final call is not on the back page, you have to turn the back page, you have to open the back page, and that's where you'll find the program. What the Muslims want, what the Muslims believe.

SPEAKER_01: 36:01

Okay, okay, okay. So, all right, let me just jot that down because this is for me too.

SPEAKER_02: 36:09

So, you know what? I just thought of something. Okay, it's funny. I I I don't know how this happened, but as you go down questions one, two, and three, it's it's almost going, if not actually going, right into the message to the black man. Question number one, chapter number one, question number two, chapter number four. Now, this particular uh question, question number three, I would say chapters two and three deal with that, meaning original man, know thyself and Islam. Okay, that's going hard on question number three.

SPEAKER_01: 36:58

All right, can you give me some examples, or or or would you say we just we gotta study that on our own there?

SPEAKER_02: 37:05

You definitely have to study it on your own, but what I all I can say is when you're dealing with chapter number two, you're going into the original nation, us being lost from that nation, now found, and the work of rejoining us onto our own kind. It deals with the need to educate us into the knowledge of self. Then you go to chapter three, Islam. You know, it's re-familiarizing ourselves, is it's re-educating us, retraining us into the knowledge of ourselves even further, you know, introducing our God, our religion back to us after being lost from it for so many centuries. It goes in hard.

SPEAKER_01: 37:59

Okay, okay. Uh, peace God, uh peace God Allah, uh, peace, divine God Allah. Uh what's funny is those people that are mentioned on this page. I know all three. I know I personally know these people though. So like, but anyway, but like literally, like personally, like so um because so if this person was actually in the chat, they would go, oh Ron. So that's how I know that's not him, you know. I mean, so it is what it is, anyway. So now let's go into uh the uh fourth degree, yes, sir. Fourth degree. Uh uh oh my god, this has got me flustered right now. Um, who is the original Asian? Who is the uh colored population of the colored people in the wilderness in the planet Earth? Right now, um, what is the population of the colored people? Now I wanted to ask you this the answer or the questions, right? The numbers, 103 million, right, four 400 million on that that answer, right? Where did these answers come from?

SPEAKER_02: 39:25

Our God and Savior, Allah, Master Farad Muhammad, and what these numbers demonstrate to us is the newness of the white man as a people on the planet. It's only 400 million of them all over the planet Earth, according to 1930s numbers, but there were 11 of us to every one of them, showing you how long we have been on the earth compared to them. And keep in mind when those numbers Were given, he had destroyed 600 million of us already. So before the grafting of the white race, there were approximately 5 billion of us on the planet. 6,000 years later, there's 4,400 million. So as their number rose to 400 million, our number fell to 4 billion uh 400 million. He murdered approximately 100 million of us for every 1,000 years that he's been on the earth, and yet still we outnumber him 11 to 1. The job is too big for him to be successful in.

SPEAKER_01: 40:46

Okay. Now, what would that degree coincide with in the in any of the books? Again, to chapter two and three.

SPEAKER_02: 40:56

Two and three, exactly. Okay, okay. And four.

unknown: 41:01

Okay.

SPEAKER_02: 41:02

Population of the colored people, yeah. You'd have to add four to that.

SPEAKER_01: 41:08

And four. Now, the history of these of the student enrollment, this is these are questions and answers that these are questions asked by Master Farad Muhammad and answered by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad after studying under Master Farad Muhammad for three and a half plus years, correct?

SPEAKER_02: 41:34

Master Farad Muhammad came and began to teach in Detroit, Michigan on July 4, 1930. The messenger didn't meet Master Farad Muhammad until 1931. I don't remember what monk it was, if I ever knew in the first place. I don't remember the monk. But he met Master Farad Muhammad in 1931. And he recognized who Master Farad Muhammad was. We were calling him Prophet Farad, Mr. Farad, but we didn't know he was Allah God in person because he came fulfilling the scriptures, making up himself no reputation. But the most honorable Elijah Muhammad, in his deaf, dumb, and blind state, after seeing Master Farad Muhammad for the first time, he went up to the went up to him and said, I know who you are. You're the one that the world has been waiting for for the past 2,000 years. He recognized him. And so Master Farad Muhammad, having looked for someone, he came over here looking for one in fulfillment of what the scripture teaches in the book of Habakkuk. He came forth for the salvation of his people for the salvation with his anointed. He began to teach the messenger more in depth of that supreme wisdom than any of his other laborers, any of his other followers. He was with Master Farad Muhammad for three years and four months, night and day. And the Savior Allah, Master Farad Muhammad, was preparing him to take his place among us when he departed. And so when he was departing, he gave the messenger, based on the three years and four months of that teaching. An oral quiz. We know what a term is uh a set time, yeah. Yeah, he gave him what the lesson number two calls a first term examination. If someone gives you an examination and he calls it the first term, what's the first thing that comes to your mind?

SPEAKER_01: 44:36

Uh gave an exam, gave the first term. The first thing that comes to my mind is uh I have a limited amount of time.

SPEAKER_02: 44:44

No, the limited amount of time is when you say term. When when you are given an examination and it's called first term, what's the first thing that comes to your mind?

SPEAKER_01: 44:56

The first uh number one, the first thing, the the the the the first thing to do that there's another term, okay.

SPEAKER_02: 45:07

First term examination, you know, and if this is the only examination you're gonna be given, there's no need to say first term, it makes no sense. If you are only going to have one grade in school, why would you call it the first grade? It makes no sense. The very first thing that comes to your mind when you hear first grade is there's another grade coming after the first grade, right? Right, all right, first term examination. Okay, you're right, he had a limited time. What was the limited time? 40 years. He had a term of 40 years to serve among us representing Master Farad Muhammad, but that 40 years was called first term, right? Okay, well, if he's dead and buried, what need is there for a uh a first term? It's the only term. You don't call the only term a first term, that means there's another term, and the messenger confirmed it. He said that remember there were two phases of Moses' mission, two phases, one outside of the presence of Jehovah, meaning Jehovah is not there, but Moses is there representing Jehovah, and then there was a at the end of that term, he returns to Jehovah to get the guidance that the people are going to follow in the promised land. Now let's get back to the examination. So, based on what he had taught him for those three years and four months, the savior, in order to test him, examine him, asked him a series of questions. That series of questions and the answers he gave is the 120. 40 questions and answers in lesson number two, 14 questions and answers in lesson number one. Then you have English lesson C1, 36 questions and/or statements, student enrollment, 10 questions and 10 answers, 20 actual facts. You know, uh this was Master Farad Muhammad testing, examining his student and the proficiency of his student based upon the wisdom he had taught his student. That's what the uh supreme wisdom is in total, but definitely the student enrollment.

SPEAKER_01: 48:23

Okay, we got a question from one of the gods. Uh, peace God, uh, divine God Allah. First off, I want to know where you're from. That's first off, but I mean, anyway, let's go to your question. Uh, uh, I have a question for Brother Eric. Was Farad Muhammad from Mecca, Arabia? If so, is Wallace and Farad Aric Arabic names?

SPEAKER_02: 48:50

Yes. The first question, yes. Master Farad Muhammad, and the proper spelling of it is F-A-R-D. You know, I'm not trying to be an egghead or nothing like that, but the proper spelling of his name, I don't care how it sounds, it ain't spelled like it sounds, it's spelled like it's spelled. F-A-R-D. F-A-R-D doesn't mean farred. So we don't have to add another R and add an A and a D. F-A-R-D is how it's spelled. F-A-R-R-A-D is how it's pronounced. There are many words that are spelled one way, but you pronounce those words another way, other than the way that it is spelled. So his name is Farad. Wallace, I can't give you uh a book or article or anything like that, but Wallace is not an Arabic name. I have no knowledge of Wallace being an Arabic name. But as far as the name Farad, it's an independent name to itself, it's not one of the 99 attributes, it's an independent name to itself. It means the early morning. And Master Farad Muhammad took that name. That's not a name his mother gave him, that's not a name his father gave him. He wasn't born with the name Farad. He took the name Farad to correspond with the time of his coming. So Muhammad, Arabic, Farad, yes, Wallace, no.

SPEAKER_01: 50:48

Check, check. Uh Divine got a law. Uh, what region? Hold on. Uh the trolls was distracting the chat. Yeah, the trolls were distracting the chat. Let me I'll go check that out in a second, brother. Uh, divine got a law. Uh, I'm from region one, which is New York. What region, what region is California, according to the 5% nation? Um, what region is California if you uh from California, brother? Um, now I'm trying looking for your your uh comment, brother. Let me see. I'm trying to find it, brother. Hold on one second. One second, one second. The trolls were out here doing some good work. Uh okay, here we go. I found it. Uh, does brother Eric brother does uh minister Eric believe that the man shown in the 1932 newspaper was Yugin Ali and Detectives is the authentic W WD Farad? Is he familiar with the work of Brother Alum Khan?

SPEAKER_02: 52:02

First question, no. Second question, somewhat. However, if you want to learn anything about Master Farad Muhammad, you don't go to Alam Khan or anybody else out here, YouTube hustling. All right, you go directly to the source. You don't need Alam Khan or anybody else Khan to teach you anything about Master Farad Muhammad. Master Farad Muhammad authorized, bona fied, certified, one single specific individual to teach about him. And that only individual is Messenger Elijah Muhammad. Period. And the representatives of the most honorable Elijah Muhammad are not people on street corners or between the damn corners with a table selling stuff. The representatives of the most honorable Elijah Muhammad, as you are told in your FOI manual, the minister is the true and top representative of the honorable Elijah Muhammad in his area. You want to know about Master Farad Muhammad? You go to the messenger of Master Farad Muhammad, and the way to go to the messenger of Master Farad Muhammad in his absence is to go to the true representative of the honorable Elijah Muhammad, the top representative of the honorable Elijah Muhammad, and to follow the proper chain of command. The minister is the highest ranking officer in the army of Muhammad. And if you have not qualified yourself to be promoted to the position of minister, you need to keep your face and your mouth out from in front of a microphone, your face out from in front of a camera, trying to represent the most honorable Elijah Muhammad without having qualified to represent the most honorable Elijah Muhammad. This ain't Minister Eric talking right now. This is Captain Edward. I'm a lawman. You breaking the damn law. Stay in your lane. Point blank. I don't have no army that can force you to do what I just said, but why do I need one? Why don't you respect the most honorable Elijah Muhammad to do what I just said because I'm right? Period. The hell with all these YouTube hustling Negroes, niggas, and colored folks, and everybody else out here trying to make a dollar off the most honorable Elijah Muhammad's teachings and stepping out of their lane and trying to teach people about this, that, and the other thing. If you got so much to teach, if you got so much to present, what temple are you from? What temple are you a part of? Stop playing. Nobody authorized you to do nothing. When the most honorable Elijah Muhammad was here, if you tried that, you have a knot upside your head.

SPEAKER_01: 55:53

Now we were a little disrupted by the trolls. Oh, uh divine God Allah. I don't know what number region California is. Uh God, I don't know if you're still watching. However, um online, there's like a map of the regions for Allah's World Manifest. So I don't know if you want to go check that out to do the knowledge to that, so you at least know that. Um, and also me myself, I should, you know, not should, but I would like to know that myself, the number read the number region for California. Um, on that note, thank you, Brother Eric Mohammed. We're gonna come back and finish the student enrollment. Yes, and uh because as I'm looking at the lessons and learning them and learning them again, you know what I'm saying? Um, I'm noticing there's a format. There's a format, there's a synergy. I'm like, hold on. Okay, how do this go this goes over here and this this piece with this piece? So I'm pretty sure each degree goes with something in the books. So I'm just trying to figure out what goes with the books and and help people with their own research. And you know, I'm learning with them. All right. So on that note, thank you for coming out this evening. I appreciate you. Uh, we'll be back to finish the Supreme Wisdom. That'll be the next podcast for Brother Eric Muhammad. Um, and thank you for the trolls that make it interesting for me a little bit more interesting. You tried you the trolls kept me on the you you you flustered me. I gotta I gotta I gotta get a little stronger now because I know you're gonna come on the chat. Trolls, you're welcome. You're welcome, you're welcome. Um, anyway, peace to everybody in the chat. Thank you, brother Eric Muhammad, for coming out this evening. And we are out of here.

SPEAKER_00: 57:52

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