Aboriginal Not Originals Compiled by Aummanuel Da'Muur Bey We are not "Indians," "[N]atives," or "[A]boriginal." We are, always have been and always will be "Moors!" In fact, the word in its earliest inception meant "true man" or "original man," prior to its latter day definitions like "westerners" and "dark-skinned." In later posts the etymological evolution of this word will be drawn out, but in this particular segment our examination will focus upon fictitious terms like "Indigenous" or "First Peoples," "Aboriginal," and "Native" are being ascribed in opposition to the more proper designation "Moor." There are a huge variety of terms used to describe the peoples most commonly called “Native” or “Aboriginal.” The use of the word “Indian” is considered offensive...
“Muur” is the True National PedigreeCompiled by Aummanuel Bey I find it very odd that the words “Aboriginal” or “Indian” are generally perceived to be original statuses or national identities of so-called “Black People;” whereas the term “Muur (Moor)” has been denigrated, belittled and had its historical importance sullied by confusion. Strangely enough the term “Aboriginal” according to the book entitled; "The Question of Aborigines, in the law and practice of nations, including a collection of authorities and documents;" has been defined as being "members of the uncivilized tribes which inhabit a region at the time a civilized State extends its sovereignty over the region, and which members of the uncivilized have so inhabited from time immemorial; and...
Muurish Progeniture Compiled by Aummanuel Bey There is an obvious agenda to obscure the origins of the "Moor;" and more specifically confine "Moors" solely to the worlds "black" continent (Africa), in the region known as "Mauritania." The "Moorish" identity and nationality has been wrongly ostracized, vilified and denounced based upon fictitious narratives. This slanderous campaign of lies has sought to further denationalize "Moors" while painting them as foreign invaders. However, even with the book burnings and confiscation of historical accounts, much has remained to illuminate the birth cradle of the "Moor." We have various mythos passed down, which have yet to be read in their proper context by the masses. There are mythological accounts based on misinterpretation of...
Primordial Negus (The True "Imago Dei") Compiled by Ammanuel Bey The TV series Watchmen’s predominant visual motif: the primordial egg itself. The concept of the cosmic egg is quite expansive and universal, so here's a basic breakdown of Wikipedia's definition: "Typically, the world egg is a beginning of some sort, and the universe or some primordial being comes into existence by "hatching" from the egg, sometimes lain on the primordial waters of the Earth." An important totem for the central focus in expressing occultic ideas such as "Imago Dei," or 'Image of God,' meaning in likeness, or similarity, to God. Ideas such as Orphicism and their orphic god that emerges from the cosmic egg or thoughts of Hermopolitan...
Ancestral Toponymic Footprints of the MuurCompiled by Ammanuel Bey All throughout the Americas you see the ancestral footprints of the Muur in toponyms; as topographic features like river beds (Marahu river), streams (Omara), creeks (Amori), underground wells (Maracu Well), lakes (Lake Maraki), Gulfs (Marahany Bay), Seas (Mar Del Nort), waterfalls (Maraccas Falls), caves (N/A), islands (Marikuana Island), mountains (Amerriques) , hills (Hills of Meri), cliffs (Maracaro point), Valleys (Marukas Chili), Plains (Tamares), Plateau (Maru Point), and other types of terrain; all bear the noble mark of its original indigenous inhabitants: called Muurs. History of Cartographic Depictions of American terrain traces this autochthonous race across the entire landmass of the Americas as variants of the word “Moor” can be seen...
