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A NY 105-8999 SERRET his followers. He added that he can trust the lMNMI 4 there would have to be special training in this for 4 ; aoe meen : —* had expressed great concern about the rail Vel more than hean trust the OAAU, because the MMI knows how to take care of business. & MALCOLM Pp hol Fe} c meetings and teach Arabic at Mit vmeetings in During May, 1964 New york. city. Mp BRR 2035-3 that SHAYKH MUHAMIAD vA SURUR al-SACBAN, former Finante ranister and now the President of the Muslim ‘\iorld League (IL), Saudi, Arabia, "Black Muslims" in é the United States. The MiJL wants to send a representative t to the United States to investigate the controversial movement since the Mv/L is interested in helping Muslims ved everywhere and has the finances to do so. However, the MUL wants the recipients of their aid to be cenuine Muslims and "not merchants of religion or distorters of the teachings of Islam." The MWL in July, 1954, chose SHANI d AHMED HASSOUN for this investigative mission. HASSOUN pte was described as a man of culture who can speak engliet Y oH np 8/8 /2 The January 28, 1955 edition of the "Herald Dispatch", a weekly Negro newspaper published in Los Angeles, California, contained an article which rdlegted that MALCOLM X had announced that @HAYKHXAHMED MIASSOUN has arrived in NewYork City to teach Islam to’ the MMI. HASSOUN was sent by Grand SHAYKH MUHAMMAD SURER al-SABBAN, Secretary General of the MVWL, to “help MALCOLM X in his present efforts to correct the distorted image that the religion of islam has been given by the hate groups in this country." The article indicated that MALCOLM X planned to open Mosques throughout the nation. Ps ied The February 6, 1965 edition of the “New York Courier", a weeldly Negro newspaper published in New York City, contains an page 15, a photograph of MALCOLM X and HASSOUN, An article under the picture stated that HASSOUN arrived in New York City from Mecca to te rT Islam to the MMI in Harlem. Atl ja0-3993U- YS