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Influence of Islamic faith on Malcolm X's beliefs from "summary" of The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Malcolm X
Malcolm X's beliefs underwent a profound transformation as a result of his conversion to Islam while serving time in prison. His introduction to the Nation of Islam and its teachings provided him with a new perspective on race, identity, and spirituality. The principles of Islam resonated with Malcolm X and offered him a sense of purpose and direction that had been lacking in his life. The Islamic faith emphasized the importance of self-discipline, self-improvement, and community solidarity. These values aligned with Malcolm X's desire to break free from his troubled past and become a better person. The discipline of prayer, fasting, and study required by Islam provided Malcolm X with a structure and routine that helped him stay focused and committed to his personal growth. T...
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