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Louis Farrakhan's Financial Success: A Look at the Iconic Leader's Wealth!

Published Thu Sep 21 2023 By prazu
Louis Farrakhan's Financial Success: A Look at the Iconic Leader's Wealth!

Louis Farrakhan is an American religious leader who leads the Nation of Islam (NOI). Before joining NOI, he was a singer known as Calypso Gene

Farrakhan worked as a minister in Boston and Harlem and was chosen as the National Representative of the Nation of Islam by Elijah Muhammad.  

How Wealthy is Louis Farrakhan?

Louis Farrakhan's net worth is around $5 million. Farrakhan earned this money through his leadership and a short music career. He is well-known for leading the Nation of Islam (NOI) since 1955 and preserving the teachings of Elijah Muhammad. 

Louis Farrakhan is an American religious leader who leads the Nation of Islam (NOI).
Louis Farrakhan is an American religious leader who leads the Nation of Islam (NOI). Photo Source: Instagram

Farrakhan is known for his strong political views and speaking style, which has received both praise and criticism. Some have criticized him for being anti-Semitic, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center. He organized the Million Man March in 1995 and the 20th Anniversary of the Million Man March: Justice or Else in 2015. 

Louis Farrakhan Lavish Lifestyle

When it comes to real estate, Louis Farrakhan has been part of some big property deals. In 1988, he bought a large property in the wealthy area of Oak Park, Illinois, for $2.5 million

When it comes to real estate, Louis Farrakhan has been part of some big property deals.
When it comes to real estate, Louis Farrakhan has been part of some big property deals. Photo Source: Instagram

This property had a big house and a lot of land, and it was bought using money from the Nation of Islam. Farrakhan also got a $3 million house in the fancy neighborhood of Georgetown in Washington, D.C. in 1993.  

Farrakhan has also been involved in some real estate deals that caused controversy. In 2002, he bought a building in Chicago's South Side for $3.5 million. This building used to belong to the Chicago Board of Education, and the money for it came from the Nation of Islam. 

People were upset about this purchase because the building was in a mostly African-American neighborhood. So Louis' plans to use it for Nation of Islam activities led to protests from local residents.

Besides real estate, Farrakhan has also started some businesses. In 2004, he created a company called Final Call, Inc. This company makes different things like books, DVDs, and clothes. They also run a website, FinalCall.com, which shares news and information about the Nation of Islam.

Louis Farrakhan Controversies

Louis Farrakhan, who leads the Nation of Islam, has been a very controversial person for a long time. He has said things that were hateful towards Jewish people and white people, and because of this, Facebook banned him in 2020. 

Louis Farrakhan, who leads the Nation of Islam, has been a very controversial person for a long time.
Louis Farrakhan, who leads the Nation of Islam, has been a very controversial person for a long time. Photo Source: Instagram

In addition to these views, Farrakhan has also been accused of spreading conspiracy theories, saying he is like Jesus, and blaming Jewish people for many problems in society. Let's take a closer look at some of the controversial things he's said.  

Praising Hitler

In a 1984 interview on a Chicago radio station, Louis Farrakhan responded to someone who called him "Black Hitler" for his anti-Jewish views. He said, "Hitler was a very great man. He wasn't great for me as a black person, but he was a great German. Now, I'm not proud of Hitler's bad actions towards Jewish people, but that's a fact. He brought Germany up from nothing."  

Anti-Semitic Remark  

In a speech in Detroit in 2018, Louis Farrakhan talked about Jewish people who didn't like him. He posted a video of this speech on Twitter with the caption, "I'm not an anti-Semite. I'm anti-Termite." This upset a lot of people, but Twitter didn't suspend his account. 

Claiming to Be Jesus  

Louis Farrakhan tried to explain his "anti-termite" comment during a speech in Chicago in 2019. He told the audience that "Jesus died because he came 2,000 years too early to end Jewish civilization. I represent the Messiah. I am Jesus. If I'm not, you can take my life." 

Conspiracy Theories about 9/11  

Louis Farrakhan has repeatedly said that 9/11 was an inside job by the U.S. government to create a reason for war in the Middle East. He wrote in his newspaper, The Final Call, in 2016, "Osama Bin Laden didn't destroy the Twin Towers. That was a fake operation to distract from problems in America after George W. Bush won the election."  

Hateful Comments about Jewish People  

In a sermon in 2019, Louis Farrakhan talked about the sex scandals involving Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein. He said that the Talmud, a Jewish text, justified their actions and blamed "Talmudic, Satanic Jews" for these problems. Farrakhan said, "Pedophilia, homosexuality, and sex trafficking are because of Jewish Talmudists."  

Farrakhan has been very controversial for a long time, and his views and comments have been strongly criticized. His anti-Semitic and homophobic views, in particular, have caused a lot of controversy and led to his permanent ban from Facebook.  

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