Very significant that this is our 19th episode.

Throughout this episode, we discuss the importance of a made up mind. However, when listening to the both of them, it's evident that they desire and are striving to compliment Allah (God), Who appeared to us in The Person of Master Fard Muhammad. With the goal of reflecting Allah (God), they also compliment one another. Watch this episode and see a beautiful example of a couple being on the same wavelength.

Book Reflection: We discuss breaking self-defeating patterns and being self-made victims.

Courting Allah (God): Doing for self (creating jobs for ourselves and getting our children out of public schools), plus celebrating Sister Yaterah X being retired and free from working for someone else for a year.

Maintaining Peace: Maintaining Peace in Marriage

C’mon Let's Talk About It: What is Fard Money Network and what it's like partnering in business while being on the journey of marriage with children.

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About The Fard Money Network Team

Sister Yaterah X is a wife, mother, dedicated MGT, and First Lady of Fard Money Network.

Brother Supreme X is a father, the CEO of Fard Money Network, and the #1 Top Paper Pusher in the 7th Region.

Together they are dedicated Muslims in The Nation of Islam, mission-minded to the heart and core. Through their business, Fard Money Network they are lifting two of the sciences that we were stripped from and that the enemy still tries to keep out of reach—the science of Business and the science of Warfare.

About Fard Money Network

Fard Money Network enlightens the masses about The Science of Money, Business, and Warfare in a Mathematical, Scientific, & Systematic way that everyone can understand. We provide a System that Builds Wealth & Leverage for the (average person) through Network & Affiliate Marketing. We're introducing to the World (The Future of Money), which is Gold in Currency Form Physical & Digital. Fard Money Is A Brand & Network For The People. *DISCLAIMER: We are not "financial advisers." We are Real Wealth Builders!

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/FARDMONEY/

About Black Tea

We are two black women practicing femininity, striving to be spiritual, and living in our truth. Self-reflect with Sister Faith X, Sister Destiny Muhammad, and guests on Wednesday's, while we discuss personal journeys with Allah (God) in five segments (Book Reflection, Courting Allah {God}, Maintaining Peace, C'mon, and Self Care).

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We discuss why it is important to continue to have your own dreams, goals, and desires as women, especially as married women. We share our opinions on why and how it is easy to “lose” apart of ourselves when entering new chapters of our lives. To balance out the many roles we have as women, we must maintain our sense of individuality.

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About Black Tea

We are two black women practicing femininity, striving to be spiritual, and living in our truth.

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Sister Tariqah Muhammad joins Black Tea for a timely and much needed perception on adaptability relating to Allah (God) and our relationship with Him. She also sheds light on humility, letting go, and building a personal relationship with Allah (God). Sister Tariqah Shakir-Muhammad brought her own light savory sip on this episode of Black Tea. Give us your feedback and prayerfully this episode is as timely for you as it was for us.

About Sister Tariqah Muhammad

Sister Tariqah Shakir-Muhamamd is a Staff Writer & Contributing Writer for The Final Call Newspaper, Black Girl Nerds and Joshuas Truth, plus a Visual Storyteller for Piercing Star Art. Connect with her on Instagram @piercingstar19.

About Black Tea

We are three black women practicing femininity, striving to be spiritual, and living in our truth.

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Sister Mecca Muhammad, also known by her stage name, Hecava Mecca (Rapper, Singer, Songwriter) joins us and sheds light on living out her purpose. As a full-time wife, mother, and an artist, she made time to give us a bit of her mind. She answers questions relating to the role of a woman, her assignment given from Allah (God), what it looks like to maintain peace and more.

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Naturally Beautiful (book): https://www.amazon.com/Naturally-Beautiful-Ava-Muhammad/dp/1502302454/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=naturally+beautiful&qid=1599621761&sr=8-2

Young God (video): https://youtu.be/9_sgguI7BC8

About Black Tea

We are three black women practicing femininity, striving to be spiritual, and living in our truth.

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About Hecava Mecca, Sister Mecca Muhammad

Sister Mecca Muhammad better known as Hecava Mecca is a female rapper, singer, songwriter. The twenty-six year old is a conscious artist from Akron, Ohio. Her goal is to help in the resurrection of her people with The Teachings of The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad.

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We had the pleasure of having our bright spirited Sister AnNura Muhammad as a guest. She reminds us that age does not limit possibilities, your ability to have security in Allah (God) comes from experience and the will to believe in Him no matter what. “Sometimes I don’t know what I’m doing, but I keep going!” Give us your feedback and gain insight by listening to one of our most light and genuine episodes.

Let us know what you think in the comments or send a voice note to (478) 521-9034.

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About Black Tea

We are two Muslim Girls in Training practicing femininity, striving to be spiritual, and living in our truth.

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Consistency, adjustments, fine tuning; how do we manage to stay in tune with Allah (God) while making these changes? How do we know if we are in tune with Allah (God) without these changes? Because of our daily lives it is possible to lose sense of awareness that we are not in tune with The God. It is important that we know when to be silent in order to tune up our relationship, desire, and will to be in accordance with Allah (God) and what He desires for our lives.

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About Black Tea 

We are three black women practicing femininity, striving to be spiritual, and living in our truth.

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What is accountability?

Accountability; an obligation or willingness to accept responsibility or to account for one's actions

Are you willing, ready, and able to reflect on yourself, and hold yourself accountable for your actions? Or for your desire to change? Have you figured out your why? What drives you to want to change and is your why strong enough to actually keep the ambition to change? 

Join us for this episode of Black Tea. Take notes (not necessarily on what we're saying, but on your personal development reflections), engage in self-analysis, be honest, and grow. 

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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

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On this episode of Black Tea, our beautiful Sister Judith Muhammad gives us insight into The Nation as a pioneer.

Sister Judith first heard The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad speak when she was 9 years old. Her hearing him was definitely by Allah’s divine plan. When Allah wants you, He wants you. When you are called, you must answer. 

Over time, Sister Judith encountered what others may consider odd situations. Being blessed to understand numerology, Sister Judith shares a mathematical equation, utilizing history in The Nation of Islam. As The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad teaches, listen to what she says and not how she says it.

We appreciate her for taking time to join us and give us as much history as she did. We are grateful for our pioneers in The Nation and these history lessons are immeasurable.

May you enjoy your light savory sip.

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Naturally Beautiful: Everything in our lives is a reflection of what we think. Dr. Ava Muhammad says “We know that every seed that is sown in the ground takes root there and produces after its own kind in obedience to divine law.” With this being said, we know that our actions are a physical manifestation of what we think. The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad says “There is nothing on the outside that does not come from within.” Dorothy Hulst says in her feminine version of  As A Woman Thinketh “Circumstances do not make the woman they make manifest what she is.” Another indication that our circumstances are manifestations of what we have been thinking. Still not convinced? Have you ever been fearful of something? So fearful that the very thing you were fearful of ended up happening in some way? Our thoughts have power that we tend to overlook. Once we take control of what and how we think, we will have better control over the circumstances we allow ourselves to be in. There’s power in direct, positive thought!

Courting Allah: Aside from prayer, what other way is there for us to get close to Allah (God) and hear him? Fasting. Fasting is a purification process. When fasting, we should be paying attention to what Allah (God) is revealing to us about ourselves and Him. If you haven’t tried it, ask yourself in the midst of your fast, what am I learning about myself and what is Allah revealing to me about Himself in the midst of my fast? If we desire to be better individuals, we MUST fast as much as we can in order to have self-discipline, self-control, and ultimately self-preservation.

Maintaining Peace: When Allah answers our prayer even if we don’t receive the answer that we were hoping for, are we able to find peace in the answer? We should. Allah wants the BEST for us. Better than we want for ourselves. Therefore, when we answers our prayers and the answer is what we wanted, that’s a blessing. We should always be thankful to Allah for answering our prayers. Regardless of the answer, when the prayer is answered that alone should give us peace in knowing that Allah (God) is listening, and still thinking enough of us to answer us.

C’mon Sis: We all have our own sense of power. Although it may look different for each of us, we have power. So, what does it look like when we give our power away to someone else? How do we feel? How do we then begin to look, to ourselves? When we are not comfortable with who we are, when we begin to live in the perception of others instead of being true to who we are individually, we give our power to the person or people whose eyes we desire to live out of. We lose a sense of living and being alive. We begin to exist. This life is meant to be lived, explored, for us to evolve and be true to who we are. Not to be true to what or who other people THINK we are.

Self Care: Last week, we discussed having the power to fix our impediments. This week, we reflect on what those impediments are and how we are working to fix them. Most of all, we have what it takes, with the teachings of The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad to take care of ourselves, properly.

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