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#WeAreNOTBlack #WePreferMoors #ByeByeBywords Reproduction of original printing of the Circle 7 Koran. This 1926 edition pre-dates the incorporation of the Moorish Science Temple of America by Noble Prophet Drew Ali. This HARDCOVER Circle 7 Koran has a maroon exterior with a hunter green faux quarter bound spine and MATTE finish. The interior is a reprint of an original HKMHTS. Immerse yourself in the profound spiritual and cultural truths contained within the Circle 7 Holy Koran from the Moorish Holy Temple of Science. A CalifaMedia.com innovation, this hardcover edition unveils the previously unknown 18 years of Yeshua/Jesus the Christ's life, providing invaluable insights into a revered figure's transformative journey. Moreover, it offers timeless guidance for living a principled existence rooted in wisdom and integrity. Expertly formatted with generous margins to reverently document your own revelations, this professionally bound volume elevates any Moorish literature collection. Prepared with profound deference by Sis. T. Najee-Ullah El, the Koran's profound wisdom transcends mere text. It stands as a venerable doorway into the sublime philosophical depths and empowering legacy of the Moorish American experience. Through these sacred pages, you are beckoned to encounter enlightenment and awaken to the renaissance of self-actualization and cultural renaissance. Secure your copy and partake in this transformative expedition into self-cultivation and community upliftment. Visit CalifaMedia.com for discounts and more--and get goodies! CalifaMedia.com: Learn Moor.

Timothy Drew (1886-1929), known to followers as Noble Drew Ali and also as the Prophet, founded the Moorish Science Temple of America, in Newark, N.J., in 1913. Drew Ali taught that all blacks were of Moorish origins but had their Muslim identity taken away from them through slavery and racial segregation. He advocated that they should "return" to the Islam of their Moorish forefathers, redeeming themselves from racial oppression by reclaiming their historical spiritual heritage. He also encouraged use of the term "Moor" rather than "black" in self-identification. Many of the group's formal practices were derived from Muslim observances. Rigorous obedience to the Prophet's regulations was required, and certain foods were forbidden. The group's sacred text was the Holy Koran, which was distinct from the Qur¿¿n of orthodox Islam and which members considered to have been divinely revealed by Allah to Drew Ali. The work begins with a long narrative spanning from the Fall of Man to the Resurrection of Jesus; it includes moral instructions by Drew Ali and closes with a prophecy of the imminent "uplift of fallen humanity."