Is It Muur, Morre, or Moor?

This program is a historical-esoteric investigation of names, identity, kinship, and memory. It examines documented historical terms, linguistic variations, and modern identity claims by placing chronicles, law, genealogy, and oral tradition before Djehuty and Ma’at. The course asks who named the Moors, who divided them, and how kindred began to see one another through the language of their enemies. Participants will explore African civilizations before colonial reclassification, the splendor of al-Andalus, the psychological impact of internalized hierarchies, and the restoration of kindred through better history and ancient principles.