Life is harsh

The story of a guided member in the Unlo group Author: Muta'a Bill Written by: Suleiman Jankiz Supervised the translation: King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies Binding: Cover Volumes: One Paper: Shamooh Size: 14 × 21 Overview: His parents were killed in front of his eyes while he was still young, leaving behind the drug trade and violence that had been like spoiled children to him. He took rap music as his outlet, then encountered the legend of global rap. While searching for inner peace, he was constantly frustrated by the fake lifestyle and the unquenchable flames of anger. Life is harsh, an autobiography recounting the life of Mu'ta (Napoleon) Bill, a former member of Tupac Shakur's well-known group Outlawz. The book presents Mu'ta's true voice in an innovative way by displaying historical and academic scenes about sensitive aspects of American society, such as: racial relations, gang violence, mental health, entrepreneurship, and family life. The stories you read will undoubtedly captivate you and touch your core as you try to discover how Napoleon survived his life amidst unbearable hardships, and his life journey serves as a therapeutic roadmap for anyone suffering emotionally, psychologically, spiritually, or otherwise; as this journey leaves us with one feeling: hope never ends. Mu'ta'a Bill, the former member of Tupac's legendary Outlawz group, narrates fascinating, insightful, and sometimes chilling stories about his upbringing in Irvington, New Jersey, plagued by crime, and how his life changed for the better unexpectedly when he took up rap and met Tupac Shakur. In Mu'ta's voice, there is a layer of authenticity for an inspiring story about overcoming unbearable hardships. Suleiman Jankiz — the renowned academic researcher and author — writes a vivid, detailed autobiography of Mu'ta Bill's life, delving deeply into Mu'ta's voice and personal considerations, with careful analysis of his story within the historical and cultural context of significant events in America at that time. He also conducted interviews with storytelling giants such as: Young Noble, Wac Deuce, Trevon Lane, Mikal Kamil, Storm Harkness, Hassachi, Gonzoe, and Steve Lobel, which added an intimate touch to the compelling stories in this book.