🎙️ Beautiful Appearance and Long Life | How to Eat to Live, Book 1 – Chapter 35 2026

Send us Fan MailWhat is true beauty?Is it merely what we see in the mirror, or is there a greater beauty that begins within?Join us for a powerful study from How to Eat to Live, Book 1, Chapter 35, as we explore the life-giving Teachings of the Messenger of Allah, the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, on “Beautiful Appearance and Long Life.”In this class, we examine the difference between physical beauty and spiritual beauty, the importance of righteous character, the power of Divine Culture, and why Allah came to give us a spiritual life that would automatically produce a physical life. We discuss how our thoughts shape our character, how our character becomes our culture, and how practicing Divine Guidance beautifies every aspect of our lives.Discover why the Messenger teaches that Supreme Wisdom is the complete way of life, providing guidance for our health, families, finances, community, and ultimately our success in this life and the life to come.If you have ever wondered what it truly means to become beautiful in the sight of Allah, this class is for you.If this class blessed you, please do not keep it to yourself. Share it with your family, friends, coworkers, and anyone searching for a better way of life. One message rooted in Divine Guidance can change a life.Be sure to subscribe so you never miss a future class as we continue studying the Teachings of the Messenger of Allah, the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, one subject at a time.Continue your study by visiting www.templeofislam.com, where you can read the books of the Messenger, listen to his historic lectures, hear his voice, and learn more about these life-giving Teachings.If you are in the Tri-State area, we warmly invite you to study with us in person. Let us build together. Let us grow together. Let us establish a community founded upon love, unity, cooperative economics, righteousness, and peace under Divine Guidance.Remember, these Teachings are not merely meant to be heard—they are meant to be studied, practiced, and lived.As-Salaam Alaikum.Support the show