Tribe of Shabazz

The Tribe of Shabazz () was, according to the Nation of Islam, a supposed ancient Black nation that migrated into central Africa, led by a leader named Shabazz. The concept is found primarily in the writings of Wallace Fard Muhammad and Elijah Muhammad. According to the "Autobiography of Malcolm X", all the races except the white race were by-products of the Tribe of Shabazz.
Story.
According to the Nation of Islam, the Tribe of Shabazz was the only survivor of thirteen tribes that lived on earth 66 trillion years ago. After a rogue scientist blew up the planet, splitting off the moon, the other tribes perished. The Tribe of Shabazz relocated to the rich Nile valley of Egypt and the present seat of the Holy City, Mecca, Arabia.
It was a technologically advanced society, but one faction was led by Shabazz himself into previously unoccupied areas of central Africa because he wanted them to be hardened. There they evolved Negroid features. Malcolm X in a 1962 speech stated that,
A scientist named Yakub was a member of the Meccan branch of the tribe and, according to Fard, was the creator of the white race. The Tribe of Shabazz is said to have reached its peak in the year 4084 BC.
Name.
The name may be related to the Arabic words "sha'b" () 'a people', and "'azz" () 'to be mighty or glorious'.
However, the name's etymology is possibly also related to Indo-European as there is a similar Persian name, "Shahbāz" (شهباز) meaning 'royal falcon' or 'eagle' (a contraction of "shāh", "king" and "bāz" "hawk, falcon"), popular among Bosnian, Turkish, Indian, and Pakistani Muslims. "Shāh" is from Old Persian "xšāyaθiya" "king", itself derived from Proto-Indo-Iranian "*ksayati" "he controls", ultimately from Proto-Indo-European "tkeh1-" "to rule, to control land" (c.f. Greek κταομαι "ktaómai" "to procure, to annex", Sanskrit क्षत्र "kṣatra" "dominion"). "Bāz" in turn derives from Middle Persian "vāǰ".
Malcolm X used the surname Shabazz from 1949 because he believed himself to be a descendant of the tribe. Members of his family have also used the name, which has also been adopted by other persons.
According to Karl Evanzz, author of the books "The Judas Factor: The Plot to Kill Malcolm X" (1992) and "The Messenger: The Rise and Fall of Elijah Muhammad" (1999), Wallace Fard introduced the name Shabazz into Nation of Islam dogma as he was born in Afghanistan in the town of Shinkay in Zabul Province, according to information contained on his World War I draft card. "Fard" is a common name in this region with a different pronunciation. Qalat is the capital of Zabul Province. Shahbaz and Fard christened Elijah Muhammad's brother "Kallat Muhammad" when he became a minister in the NOI. Qalandar, a temple named after the Sufi saint Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, is located near Fard's birthplace.
The Shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, the place where he is buried, is а mosque in Sehwan, Pakistan. Shahbazz is a common name in Pakistan. In "The Messenger", Evanzz had originally speculated that Fard was the son of Zared Fard, a Māori whose family had lived in Pakistan. Evanzz further alleges that Fard's mother, was a Caucasian New Zealander named Beatrice Dodd.