"Memories" is a memoir by Sister Claudette Marie Muhammad, published in 2006. As the Chief of Protocol for the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam, Sister Claudette has played a significant role in managing national and international protocol affairs. Her memoir offers an intimate look into her life's journey, detailing her personal experiences, challenges, and the pivotal moments that shaped her into the person she is today. Through her narrative, she emphasizes the importance of sharing one's life story to inspire and educate future generations.
 
In "Memories," Sister Claudette reflects on her extensive career, including her work with several African Heads of State and her involvement in significant events such as the Million Man March in 1995 and the Million Family March in 2000. The memoir also highlights her dedication to causes supporting women and children and her efforts against apartheid in South Africa.
 
The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan has praised the memoir, stating that it underscores the importance of parents sharing their life experiences with their children, allowing them to find heroes within their own families.