Correction to True Abdullah

Submitted by Tunde Sadat Ra-El (United States), Jan 30, 2012 at 12:02

As-Salaamu 'Alaikum, True Abdullah, you information in your statements are incorrect. First of all, Moors such as myself do fast and actually fast more than once a year. Second of eating meat is forbidden with the exception of fish which some people don't even consider meat is forbidden. Moors are not suppose to eat pork, so whoever told you that eating pork is acceptable in Moorish culture is fraudelent. Drinking alcohol and smoking is forbidden. Moors such as myself who understand the true essence of ISLAM which is sufism pray more than 5 times a day. Wudu which includes the washing of hands, face, head, ears, nose and feet is a form of cleansing. But wouldn't proper washing include the whole body most people would agree. Moors such as myself have traveled abroad and yes you have dark skinned original Arabians and you have pale Arabs. The prophet Muhammad peace be upon him brought the religion of Islam to pale Arabs because they were dirty savages who had no knowledge of self and even engaged in cannabilism. Pale savage Arabs prayed to false idols and engaged in pagan worship until the Prophet Muhammad PBUH removed all the false idols from the Kabbah.

The Prophet Muhammad PBUH, was a dark-skinned Arabian descendant of the lineage of Ishameal by way of the Koresh tribe (My spelling my be incorrect). Islam is a old time religion the oldest on the planet. Bilal brought the salat (prayer) it already exsisted in Abyssenia, upper-Kemet. Some of the traditions we see today is based on Pale-Arab culture especially the way they treat there women. Many Arab women had to wear the hijab, veil with just their eyes showing because Arabs would rape their women if they saw any part of their body. Your right there is only one Islam but within Islam you have a isoteric adept level of knowledge and exoteric general level of comprehension of a dumbed down level. Noble Drew Ali was a adept so he dealt with the esoteric which is meant to be understood by few not by many.

The Circle Seven Koran is composed of three books; The Aquarian Gospel , Unto Thee I Grant and The Silent Brotherhood of the East. These books were not written by Albions (so-called White people) they merely translated the text that were originally written by out ancestors in ancient Kemet(Egypt) and some of these text were actually held in a Tibetan Library for adepts and held among other secret orders. Everyone was not priveleged to this information. Noble Drew Ali never stated he wrote the text he stated he divinely prepared the text. The true understanding of Islam comes from the lineage of Ali the prophets' cousin which means they share a bloodline. Abubakar was the prophets' best friend but they were not blood relatives. We must continue to study before we past judgement.

I was born in the Islamic Religion in 1973, both my parents were practicing Muslims. In order for one to truly understand religion i would recommend due research and study schools of thought that give you accurate information. Our Moorsh ancestors educated the world and brought many people from the darkness into the light including so-called White people and pale Arabs. Black just means your property and dead in the eyes of the law. The word Black doesn't exist in Arabic, Latin, Meter-Neter or any of our ancient dialects. Arabic is mathematically right and exact. Black was a word from Europe/ Gaelic Dialect for Europeans who were pale and subject slaves. Your right vowels such as O don't exist in Arabic and U and other vowels don't exist even in Latin one of our other ancient dialects. O is codefied symbol in adept knowledge which represents a cipher 360 degrees. Hopefully you can do the knowledge and figure out the rest.

As-Salaamu 'Alaikum, Bro Tunde Sadat Ra-El

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