This audio of the Table Talks of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad is dated December 1, 1973 and was recorded at the home of the Honorable- 4847 Woodlawn Ave, Chicago, Il.
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The last and never before heard private recordings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad is Table Talks. Available now for the first time world-wide at iTunes.
The Table Talks Project
The history of this remarkable collection is as extraordinary as its contents. Table Talks of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad is a collection of recordings that document informal discussions with his house guests and capturing the questions and answer sessions among his closest officials. It reveals a rare glimpse into the personality of the renowned leader and teacher.
These home recordings document intimate interactions filled with biographical narratives, social commentary, spiritual guidance, and organizational direction given by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad - leader of the Nation of Islam, largest Muslim movement in the history of the western hemisphere.
The original archive consists of over six hundred hours of sound recordings from Mr. Muhammad's dining table, documented by his grandson and closest aide - Sultan Muhammad. These are also the last known recordings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad.
The Collection
These last known recordings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad have been documented to serve as a source of study into his early history, into the establishment of the movement and to facilitate a deeper understanding of the "New World teachings of Master Fard Muhammad," (b.1877) -- founder of the Nation of Islam -- July 4th, 1930.
The full archive of original sound recordings were devoutly documented by Mr. Muhammad's beloved grandson and closest aide Sultan Muhammad, at the dining table of his home, nearly every evening from August 1973 -- December 1974.
