The Saviours Are Here – Building the Future, One Young Mind at a Time

Brother James (L) Young Saviours Academy

Brother James Muhammad of Muhammad Mosque no.36 in Charlotte, North Carolina is on a mission. Fueled by conviction, dedication, and the divine guidance of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, he is helping lead a movement that’s transforming communities from the ground up. His work is not just about outreach—it’s about rebuilding the mind, body, and spirit of the Black man through discipline, unity, and knowledge of self.

Following in the footsteps of giants, Brother James honors the legacy of Brother Leonard Muhammad, who laid the foundation for the now-celebrated Saviours Tour. What started as a vision has grown into a national display of brotherhood, strength, and love. This tour brings together the Fruit of Islam (F.O.I.) from different cities to walk the streets united, clean, sharp, and respectful. It’s more than just a sight to see—it’s a powerful message to the community: We are here. We care. And we’re ready to build.

The Saviours Tour is a moment of pride, but its impact goes deeper. It allows the community to witness what can be achieved when men embrace the teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad. It proves that change isn’t just possible—it’s happening. The presence of strong, respectful Black men walking shoulder to shoulder gives our youth something real to look up to.

But Brother James doesn’t stop there. In Charlotte, North Carolina, he also leads the Young Saviours Academy, a revolutionary program aimed at developing the minds, bodies, and spirits of young Black males. It’s more than a school—it’s a sanctuary of purpose. The Academy is designed to cultivate each child’s natural gifts and build awareness of their identity, power, and purpose as the Original Man.

Here’s a Look at What’s Ahead at Young Saviours Academy:

Month 1: Foundations of the Original Man

• Understanding the birth of man from triple darkness

• Journaling, divine wisdom, and cosmic self-awareness

Month 2: Dark Matter, Energy & Vibrational Science

• Exploring melanin, the unseen power, and the divine structure of the universe

• Hands-on experiments that connect science and spirituality

Month 3: Frequency & Sound

• The creative power of the word

• Linking voice, vibration, and universal law through project-based learning

Month 4: Atomic Structure & Universal Connection

• Teaching chemistry through divine law and balance

• Learning how everything in the universe is connected

Month 5: Mastery & Reflection

• Self-expression through essays and public speaking

• Preparing for the Future City Project, where students design visionary, sustainable cities

Field Trips & Cultural Events:

• Discovery Place Science Museum

• The Schiele Museum of Natural History (Tentative: April 19th)

• Annual Comic Book Convention (June 21st) – Exploring Afrofuturism and creativity

• Eid Feast – Saturday, April 5th (3–7PM) at Druid Hill Academy, Charlotte, NC

This is not just about academics—it’s about building young gods. Each lesson, field trip, and event is a stepping stone in the journey of self-discovery and nation-building. And with the launch of the 2025–2026 Future City Competition, these students will get the chance to envision the world they want to live in—and how to build it.

Brother James also announced a financial literacy and entrepreneurship course in the works. Because teaching our youth how to think and lead must also include how to earn, manage, and grow.

Supporting the Mission:

To keep this powerful program running, the Academy asks for a modest monthly donation of $25 from families. Contributions help cover supplies, trips, meals, and more. Donations can be sent to: CashApp: $YoungSaviours

This isn’t charity. It’s an investment in our future.

Brother James Muhammad is showing us what love in action looks like. He’s not waiting for the system to save our youth—he’s doing it with divine guidance, strategic planning, and unshakable faith.

If you want to support, get involved, or learn more, now is the time.

The youth are not just our future—they are our present. And with leaders like Brother James Muhammad, that future is looking brighter every day.