Book Reflections: Normally when we hear "Mary", we think of Mary, Jesus’ mother. In Naturally Beautiful, Sister Dr.Ava Muhammad asks, "Is Mary Magdalene the prototype of the Black Woman in America?"

Courting Allah & Maintaining Peace: We pose two questions in reflection of episode 11 with  Sister Judith Muhammad. 1) Why didn’t the parents want their children to hear what the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad had to say? 2) How do you court Allah (God) being focused on the clean garment (new start) Allah has given us rather than your past?

C'Mon Sis: What does it mean for you to be full in your life? Are you full? What does it look like? Can you be full in different areas and not so much in others? We revisit a comment that was mentioned from episode 1 and see how we view it today.

Self Care: Taking everything into consideration, have we gotten to a point of knowing “Who I Am?” Do you believe that who you are remains the same or you are constantly evolving? If it’s the latter, are we truly able to say with certainty who we are and apply it to life or apply it to that level of where we are in that specific time in our lives?

Do you make excuses? We close with Al-Qiyamah: The Resurrection, specifically the first section from The Holy Quran.

After Recording Notes

• "Mary is a prototype of Black people. You are really the woman here that is going to give birth to a child. You are the people that are to give birth to the Messiah. You don’t know it, but you are the people that are going to do that." -The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, Lecture: A Saviour Is Born for the Black Man and Woman of America
• After reading Surah 75, read Ezekiel (in The Bible) to identify correlations.

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