January/February 1995
Utne Reader
W. Deen Mohammed is the son of the late Elijah Mohammed (founder of
the Nation of Islam) and the leader of a de-centralized society of
Muslim Americans with Mosques and schools in the United States,
Canada and the Caribbean. He has contributed to an ongoing dialogue
between leaders of Islam, Christianity and Judaism acting as the
representative for the religion of Islam at President Clinton's
Inaugural Interfaith Prayer Service, as a member of the Board of
Directors for the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions
and a member of the World Supreme Council of Mosques. He is the
author of
Prayer and Al-Islam,
Focus on Al-Islam,
Al-Islam, Unity and Leadership and the host of the weekly
television program,
W. Deen Mohammed and Guest in Chicago.