KnowraNation of IslamLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Nation of Islam, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Related 6Narrower topic 3Compared with 1Black nationalismBroader topic: Its growth brought a distinctive religious form of Black nationalism to national prominence.Muhammad AliRelated: Ali’s conversion and affiliation shaped his public identity and opposition to the draft.Malcolm XRelated: Malcolm X joined the movement in prison and became one of its most effective spokesmen.Black churchCompared with: Its influence in Black communities developed outside the Christian institutions gathered under the Black church.Elijah MuhammadNarrower topic: It was the organization Elijah Muhammad led and expanded.The Autobiography of Malcolm XRelated: Malcolm’s leadership in the movement occupies a central part of the autobiography.Five-Percent NationRelated: Clarence 13X was a member before establishing a separate movement.Louis FarrakhanNarrower topic: Farrakhan’s leadership and public identity are rooted in this organization.Wallace Fard MuhammadNarrower topic: Fard founded this movement and established its first community in Detroit.Clarence 13XRelated: Clarence 13X belonged to its Harlem temple before his departure.Black supremacyRelated: Some historical Nation of Islam teachings promoted Black separatism and racial hierarchy associated with this ideology.