2024-06-07T14:34:00
Writer Steve Schramm explores the history of the Nation of Islam and their central beliefs. How are they distinct from Islam proper? And where do they differ from Christianity?
The Nation of Islam (NOI), not to be confused with Islam proper, is a belief that originated in the mid-20th Century. It claims to form its foundation in Islam but holds many beliefs that place it far outside of Islamic orthodoxy.
In fact, many Sunni and Shia Muslims consider the NOI to be heretical.
This piece will highlight the key figures in the movement, what they believe, how they differ from traditional Muslims, and how the NOI differs in belief and practice from Christians… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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