Student Regional Minister
Abdul Sharrieff Muhammad
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Minister Farrakhan said:
“The schools don’t have it, but we do. Get our best and brightest minds together and we’ll come up with a new methodology for not only training and teaching our children, but training and teaching the children of the world.”
Southern Regional Headquarters Minister Abdul Sharrieff Muhammad of Muhammad’s Mosque No. 15 in Atlanta, Ga. smiled when he heard those clear instructions, and upon returning to the city, started working hard to organize and serve communities as never before.
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Southern Regional Student Minister Abdul Sharrieff Muhammad was born in Brunswick, Georgia. He first experienced the Teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad in 1981 and received his holy name of Muhammad in 1984.
In 1987, Min. Sharrieff was appointed as the Nation of Islam's Mid-Atlantic Regional Captain. He helped clean out the drug-infested Mayfair Mansions of Washington, D.C., in what is known as the Dope Busters. A few years later, he was appointed as the Nation's Supreme Captain and was responsible for securing the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan in his domestic and international travels.
In his current role as the Southern Regional Student Minister of the Nation, Min. Sharrieff established a food pantry, the 10,000 Fearless Men & Women Headquarters of the South and a business hub called "The Ark." He is also the author of several books and the founder of Rise Magazine.
Min. Sharrieff served as a dedicated husband to his late wife, Sharrieffah Muhammad. He is the proud father of six children and is a loving grandfather and great grandfather.
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