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- Q2029326 description "Leader and columnist for the Nation of Islam".
- Q2029326 description "Leader and columnist for theNation of Islam".
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- Q2029326 abstract "Tynnetta Muhammad (10 May 1941 – 16 February 2015) was a journalist and commentator who was a longtime columnist for the publications of the Nation of Islam (NOI) and who was the spouse of the NOI leader Elijah Muhammad.In the 1960s, she regularly wrote articles and columns for the NOI newspaper Muhammad Speaks. A former secretary to Elijah Muhammad, she became embroiled in the controversy over his sexual liaisons, when it was revealed that she had four children with him. After his death in 1975 she presented herself as his widow, though this claim is disputed.After the revival of the NOI under Louis Farrakhan she wrote the weekly column of NOI theology and numerology, Unveiling the Number 19, in the NOI's official newspaper The Final Call. In the 1990s she repeatedly predicted in her writings that the apocalypse would occur in 2001. She was regularly referred to as "Mother Tynnetta" in the movement.".
- Q2029326 activeYearsEndYear "2015".
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- Q2029326 alias "Muhammad, Tynetta".
- Q2029326 birthDate "1941-05-10".
- Q2029326 birthName "Tynnetta Alethea Nelson".
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- Q2029326 deathDate "2015-02-16".
- Q2029326 deathYear "2015".
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- Q2029326 alternativeNames "Muhammad, Tynetta".
- Q2029326 birthDate "1941-05-10".
- Q2029326 birthName "Tynnetta Alethea Nelson".
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- Q2029326 dateOfBirth "1941-05-10".
- Q2029326 dateOfDeath "2015-02-16".
- Q2029326 deathDate "2015-02-16".
- Q2029326 name "Tynnetta Muhammad".
- Q2029326 name "Tynnetta Nelson".
- Q2029326 occupation "writer; activist".
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- Q2029326 restingPlace "Westlawn Cemetery, Detroit".
- Q2029326 shortDescription "Leader and columnist for the Nation of Islam".
- Q2029326 yearsActive "c.1960-2015".
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- Q2029326 comment "Tynnetta Muhammad (10 May 1941 – 16 February 2015) was a journalist and commentator who was a longtime columnist for the publications of the Nation of Islam (NOI) and who was the spouse of the NOI leader Elijah Muhammad.In the 1960s, she regularly wrote articles and columns for the NOI newspaper Muhammad Speaks. A former secretary to Elijah Muhammad, she became embroiled in the controversy over his sexual liaisons, when it was revealed that she had four children with him.".
- Q2029326 label "Tynnetta Muhammad".
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