Well, I'll Be Damned. I'm An Asiatic Black Man

“Come All Ye Asiatics”
After Noble Drew Ali (Sheik Sharif Abdul Ali) left the physical plane in July of 1929, the Moorish Divine and National Movement became fragmented. Several influential individuals, namely Charles Kirkman Bey, E. Mealey El, John Givens El and Elijah Muhammad by way of Lomax Bey and W.D. Fard (Master Fard Muhammad) made strong attempts to teach the Moorish descendents in North America, but several essential elements were lost: Nationality and/or Economic, Social and Political Power.

The unconscious and partially conscious Moorish Americans, in an embryonic state, sought guidance and identity. From the late 1920’s to the current date, many Asiatic people have fallen into a perpetual state of stagnation. Although it was Noble Drew Ali that first taught the Moorish descendents that they were not negro, black and colored, many important elements for a clean and pure nation were lost, ignored or plainly sacrificed for the sake of a title, position or charismatic personality. Eighty years later, the Asiatic Moslems that Noble Drew Ali awakened, are now more divided than ever before. Ladies and Gentlemen of the ancient Asiatic and Moorish identity, there is but one “Nation of Islam” as we are one people bearing one “free national name.” The mighty house was divided, egos were created, personalities were followed and unity became a word instead of an action.