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This is the story that Professor A.L.I. begins the journey with, in the “XFactor” a curricular album, which explores the connection of Makkah to Mecca (aka New York), in the development of narrative traditions and the emergence of Hip-Hop as a form of cultural expression in the inner city. In an “Ode to Zaynab” he states “The daughter of a martyr, the mother of slaughter, the daughter of a Prophet, a leader of hardship and inspiration for artists…” a reference to Zaynab’s robust impact, a thread stretching all the way to the modern day helping to weave into the culture known as Hip-Hop. http://professorali.com/