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Macon

ماكون

City (Wikidata Q219656).

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Americas & Oceania
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Clara Muhammad

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Warith Deen Mohammed· Chicago· Clara Muhammad

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Warith Deen Mohammed

American religious leader (1933–2008), son of Elijah Muhammad, leader of the Nation of Islam. He succeeded his father in 1975 and moved the movement toward mainstream Islam: he rejected the deification of its founder, introduced the Five Pillars, and admitted whites as fellow worshippers, renaming his community several times before it settled as the American Society of Muslims.