Moors Arose From Caananite/Phoenician Africans – Marc Washington’s Perspective

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1. IgboAbroad says

   Thanks ! But it is necessary to note that all “black- skin” people are not the descendants of HAM According to the Bible Ham is the progenitor of the DARK RACES except for THE NEGROES.

   August 20, 2010, 9:53 am Reply
   • Isis says

     IgboAbroad- who is interpreting the Bible for you. Please give me the chapter and verse where it explains this. There were no distinction between Black skin until contemporary times. Indians or East Asians were called Negroes before Africans were. They were also called Niggers before Africans as well. Aborigines from Austrailia were also called Negroes and Niggers. Please explain why all of a sudden there is a difference between Negroes which means Black. Then, explain to why are all White Races the same, but not Negroes.

     April 1, 2011, 6:24 am Reply
2. ISHAQ AL-SULAIMANI says

   The Moors were originally Israelites.The word Moor is traced back to Mount Moriah(MOOR-YAH) the site where Abraham was willing to sacrifice Isaac
   and the location of the former Solomonic Temple. In this regard an Israelite teacher was known as a Moreh(MOOR-EYEH). In Africa the original Black Moors were from the Igbo and Mande tribes. The most prominent of the latter being the Mandingo. In the United States the Moorish Zion Temple was started by Rabbi Richieleu who was born in French Morocco. The Moorish Zion Temple taught the Moorish Israelite Islamic identity of African-Americans. Noble Drew Ali,the founder of the Moorish Science Temple was originally taught in the Moorish Zion Temple. In time the Israelite identity gradually shifted from Israelite to Canaanite and Moabite etc. THE ISRAELITE ISLAMIC MOORS OF THE AMERICAS are now reviving the knowledge of the Israelite origins of the Moors(QARAIMS777@LIVE.COM)

   August 20, 2010, 10:49 pm Reply
3. anon says

   IgboAbroad, some blacks are part of both the family of Ham and Shem.

   February 21, 2011, 11:33 am Reply