Brian Muhammad

Born and raised in New York City, Brian Muhammad began his public service in 1984 upon joining the movement of the Nation of Islam.

He served in various capacities at the Historic Mosque #7 in New York City, which led to an assignment to serve on the staff planning the Nation of Islam National Convention which convened in Ghana, West Africa in October 1994. An event where the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan spoke to over 70,0000 people including the largest delegation of Blacks, numbering more than 2,800, traveling from America back to Africa.

This assignment led to becoming an administrator in the organization’s Ghana Mission stationed in Accra, Ghana. In this capacity Brother Brian,
• Administered the day to day affairs of the Ghana Mission
• Held weekly meetings – that facilitated the work of the Nation of Islam among the people of Ghana.
• Initiated weekly meetings at the Liberian Refugee Camp in Budubarum, Ghana as well as conducting humanitarian work at the camp site.
• Initiated the Prison Ministry in Jamestown Prison; where the Nation of Islam donated books towards the prison library and Ministered to the inmate population.
• Appeared on radio talk shows and participated in speaking engagements and programs at various institutions and community forums.
• Organized the International Muslim Youth Conference drawing over 1,500 participants at the Accra International Conference Center. An event that attracted several Ministers of Government as well as Muslim Leaders from Africa, North America, and the Caribbean as resource people and speakers.

In addition to administrating the Ghana Mission, Bro. Brian served as the Assistant to the International Representative of the Nation of Islam. In this capacity he

• Assisted the International Representative in the planning, preparation and administration of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan’s World Friendship Tour III.
• Oversaw the dedication of the Alex Haley Mosque and School Project in the Gambia, West Africa.
• Helped oversee the arrangements for the international guests attending the Million Man March, Million Family March and the 10th anniversary of the
Million Man March that introduced the present Millions More Movement.

• In New York City conducted a three (3) part course on traveling abroad. The purpose of the course was to teach the process of traveling abroad, which included passport and Visa issues.
• Has traveled with the International Representative around the world to many countries on behalf of the Nation of Islam. In these travels he has interacted with several Heads of State and various other dignitaries.
• He also assisted in the organization and administration of the World Islamic People Leadership conference which convened Islamic Scholars from around the world in the city of Chicago under the leadership of President Muammar El-Qadhafi and Minister Louis Farrakhan who hosted the conference and serves as the organizations Deputy.

In addition to his international service, he owned and operated a Nurses Aide training school and a full service healthcare staffing agency for Nurses in New York City. The agency provided various levels of Nurses in Nursing Homes and Hospitals in the New York Metropolitan area.

Muhammad’s foundation years were growing up in New York City, the youngest of four sons to Bennie and Marjorie. Early on as a youth he would declare to them that one day, “I am going to return to the Motherland.” After attending private and public Schools in New York City, he attended Morgan State University in Baltimore Maryland as a Sociology Major where he joined the movement of the Nation of Islam, accepting Islam as the best way of life and service to the people. Thereafter he did return to the Motherland and began his international service in the universal struggle of oppressed people and the poor masses.
Mr. Muhammad is currently the founder and host of, The Sankofa Experience, a weekly talk show that addresses the current state of affairs of Black people as they stand globally. He can be heard on the internet radio station BlogTalkRadio.com in the Current Affairs section.