Use of the Nation of Islam in Down at the Cross

James Baldwin's "Under the Cross" offers a three-part article on Baldwin's personal youth experience, namely Baldwin. Certain event life, the final analysis ends, and warns the reader. Baldwin describes his feelings about his general life experience, the general experience of the whole, and discusses the progress of American history, according to Baldwin, the progress of America is the progress of the Black Americans . America's future is not as bright or dark as hiss "(Baldwin 34)

25) Islam and the "Islamic state" are two different religions. Islam is a religion of every race and requires an invisible divine worship that has never received a human image. Meanwhile, "nation" is a non-whites movement that teaches God that there is a person named Fado Mohammed, Elijah Muhammad teaches God that he is a prophet. According to Orthodox Muslims, these are sacred beliefs contradictory to the basic theology defined in the Quran and other real texts. Followers of the "nation" are compatible with other customs and beliefs and comply with several Muslim principles that are quite different from true Muslim teachings. To better understand the difference between Malcolm X, his pilgrimage to Mecca, and subsequent media comments. Islam teaches equality between races (Sura 49: 13)

As most of these believers are descendants of recent immigrants and recent Western immigrants, many fear that attacks on Islam and Islam are only covers of race based nationalism. Some people intentionally interpret criticism against Islam and Muslim as a personal attack against Islam to close a potential secret racial attack. By doing so, they hope to maximize their power. Their defense against Islam and Muslims can not be sincere, as most are atheists or secularists. But they have to keep it for tactical and political reasons They refuse to discuss the nature of Islam and Muslim, but in fact they do not agree. They will reduce all political arguments with the specific Muslims and Muslims they encounter.