Moorish Paradigm: Book 13

“The Journal of the Moorish Paradigm, Book 13” by Hakim Bey serves as a monumental continuation of his Moorish scholarship, centering on Prophet Noble Drew Ali and the rebirth of Moorish sovereignty in the early 20th century. The book traces the Prophet’s life, linking his rise to divine prophecy, Islamic eschatology, and the Mahdi traditions, positioning him as the redeemer who restored the Moorish Nation through the Holy Koran of the Moorish Science Temple and the 1928 Charter. It lays out the structure of the Divine and National Movement, explaining how the Moorish Science Temple functions as both a spiritual government (Divine) and a legal national body (Civic), independent yet harmonized with the U.S. constitutional framework under religious freedom. Later sections explore Sophia Stewart’s “Matrix” authorship, Moorish artifacts in the Americas, prophetic parallels with 9/11 imagery, and the hidden U.S.–Morocco relationship, arguing that Moorish science is both an ancient inheritance and a living foundation for modern sovereignty.