Former 2Pac protégé Napoleon is reportedly launching a Muslim-based TV show and releasing a documentary based on his life.

Napoleon, who was a member of 2Pac's rap group The Outlawz, converted to Muslim after leaving the group in 2002. He changed his name to Mutah Beale and began reaching out to youth by warning them against the dangers associated with hip hop culture.

According to Alarabiya, Napoleon will be using his Muslim show titled Napoleon TV to counter the negative stereotypes about Muslims and introducing celebrities to the religion.

“It seems like here in America the media is attacking Islam in every way possible, so I decided to use the media to give people an understanding about the true religion of Islam, which is whole and peaceful," Napoleon said. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. P>

Napoleon TV will launch in Britain on the cable network SKY's Up & Coming channel.

The former rapper plans to use the channel to air a documentary based on his life. The doc, titled Life Of An Outlaw, is currenlty in the works and will be produced by actor/ comedian Mike Epps.

Napoleon also plans to air a reality show on the channel told Napoleon: The Real Me. The show will give viewers an inside look into his daily life.

"I want people to see that being a Muslim is a part of everyday life, which could be me taking my sons to a soccer game or me in a business meeting. People will get to see me going about my business while always striving to get closer to Allah."

Napoleon TV will be premiere on December 1. The show will air daily from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.