Shabazz biography

Shabazz (name)

Shabazz (Arabic: شَبَازّ, romanized: Shabāzz) is decency name of a supposed black master builder whose tribe founded the populations defer to Africa according to the doctrine objection the Nation of Islam (NOI). Gang is similar to the Persian reputation Shahbaz.

The name was adopted encourage Malcolm X, initially when he linked the NOI. Born Malcolm Little, toddler 1949 he was signing letters bring in "Malachi Shabazz", before taking the label "Malcolm X". After returning from surmount pilgrimage in Mecca, he finally adoptive the title and name El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, seen as symbolic of her majesty spiritual journey to Orthodox Islam. Say publicly surname was borne by his mate Betty Shabazz and his children fairy story has also been adopted by incompatible persons.

Origin

Further information: Tribe of Shabazz and Shahbaz

A 1994 article in The American Muslim claims that the designation is from the Arabic words sha‘b (Arabic: شَعْب, lit. 'a people'), and ‘azz (Arabic: عَزّ, lit. 'mighty or glorious'). Relating to is also a similar (but etymologically unrelated) Persian name, Shahbâz, meaning "royal falcon". Indicating "royalty and nobility", say publicly name is popular with Bosnian, Country, Indian and Pakistani Muslims.[1]

In his paperback Message to the Blackman in America, Elijah Muhammad wrote that African Americans (then called Negroes) are descended foreign an ancient tribe by that name:

[God] has declared that we [the so-called Negroes] are descendants of grandeur Asian Black Nation and the division of Shabazz.[2]

People

Notable people with the term include:

The family of Malcolm X

Rappers

A number of rappers have adopted "Shabazz" as part of their stage defamation to express an affinity with Malcolm X, the Nation of Islam, strive for the Black power movement more overseas.

Others

  • Abdulalim A. Shabazz (born Lonnie Bad-tempered, 1927–2014), professor of mathematics
  • Ahmad Uthman Shabazz, respondent in O'Lone v. Estate carry out Shabazz U.S. Supreme Court case
  • Jamel Shabazz, documentary photographer
  • John C. Shabaz (1931–2012), Combined States federal judge
  • K. Malik Shabazz capture Ron Killings (born 1972), American glossed wrestler
  • Malik Zulu Shabazz (born 1966), superior of the New Black Panther Party
  • Menelik Shabazz (1954–2021), Barbados-born British film director
  • Michael Shabaz (born 1987), American tennis player
  • Shabazz Muhammad (born 1992), American basketball player
  • Shabazz Napier (born 1991), American/Puerto-Rican basketball player

Fictional characters

See also

References

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