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5 ro RE gs ae —- ~~ C ) roa s&s . -Qn vj a A Be Deelin peciisied by B 8. Dhiba 3, te AL in Comacrarealth, C.. . » Killing. an, is G@escribed as *the phi losophie and practical ber - of the relig., of tae Aquarian Age". Mohammedan terns, euch as sal." for “God®, «73 substituted for the Christian names and material li + the *Zoran o -Stionsa fer Moorish Ghildren® and *leaws for Moriah fhe organization aleo utilises wall known Christian hyans with the weraes sbanged usually by substitution ef "Allah" for “Ged" and "Lelen" for "Lord". ( 62-25889-66) 44658 - Following the theories expressed in *The Koran* Bey explained the organisation proposed to recover the "Hirthright of the Moors" whieh he alleged was taken from the: in 1774 by persons whos he could aot pane er describe, and thus enable thea to again be known ag Moors and govern their own sountry, Morocco. As descendants of the Moors, the negro meabars ¢. thie temple claimed to sdhere to the Mohammedan faith and to pay bosage tf Allah and Mecca, It was learned that the Moorish Science Teaple at this “eerly date seexed to favor « revolutian of some sort and sought to promote emality of all races. (62~25889-1 & 5) yt way be seen that thie extodied a schece of resettionsnt —. wictins w wet of the Universel Negro Imprevenent Association and other ivf 2 OTj}.ceetions guch as the Pacific Moveaent of the Eastern World which “Mee a nansee in sympathy. It was reported that on several occasions + i aaeas Of 1939, members of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce spoke mestinge held by the Hartford Chapter of thio organization and, therefore, * popeitility existed that the Japanese governsent might be di sseninating snagenda through the organisation. bye a. @ resident of Rrooxlyn, New York, who ried to eac 6 tern Idviaion of the organisation establi shed # branch, W..tr 35, of the Moorish Ecience Twaple at Hertford, Connecticut, “» * for t= emrecet purpose of "uplifting the lot of the poor negro in “Wd Syates". ia claimed at this time there were 8,000,000 nembers out, DF ted lvatcc, on wieubetantiated and grossly exaggerated “(626258396 .) _ ( Lav ners es 7 El, Grend Saitek and Rational _ 4 \. 1 +. Brooklyn a Bran Connecticut, 4, 1941, under the direetion of It then ‘abers, pow dwindled to less than cause of the prevalent colored people of Bridgeport that it is a subversive organ- ner claimed it "patriotic and non-subversive™ and that it agender self-respect emong hie people throu; teuching theo sh descent and nationality. (62-25889—44) ree cu ne