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 There was a time when we built whole towns from the ground up—schools, farms, and businesses that bore our name and reflected our values. Today, that same spirit calls again. But this time, we’re not just setting up shop. We’re organizing a chamber of commerce and laying the groundwork for a faith-based credit union that answers to the people—not the profit model. To do this right, we need Moors bold enough to build. Not later. Now.Why Our Community Needs Its Own Financial InstitutionsCopper-skinned Moorish Americans (formerly African Americans) have long been shut out of mainstream banking—or worse, preyed upon by it. From redlining to inflated interest rates, the system was never designed to support our sovereignty. That’s why forming our own financial structures under the protection of a religious order isn’t just wise—it’s necessary. We already know how to circulate money. Now, we must formalize it into something that lasts. Something ours.Books like Hidden in Plain Sight and You Are Not Negro remind us: if you don’t define yourself, the system will. That includes how your wealth is handled, taxed, and redistributed. So instead of begging for inclusion, we’re establishing the foundation for self-determined finance rooted in our principles.Faith-Based Banking: How It WorksA credit union doesn’t have to serve the public to be valid. If it exists solely to serve members of a religious order, it can operate under different terms—with its own internal contracts, its own moral code, and far less government overreach. That’s not conspiracy talk. That’s the same strategy used by Amish, Mormon, and Catholic communities across the U.S.By restricting membership to those who share our spiritual framework and values, we retain religious exemption protections. And if structured properly—under a 508(c)(1)(a) religious nonprofit, a church trust, or a private membership association—we can run it our way. No fiat trickery, no inflation-driven policies, no interest-based debt traps. Just righteous circulation of wealth from one Moor to another.For a deeper breakdown of how to structure your business with protection in mind, start with Applied Solutions, which explains why the 508 model works for us.Who We're Looking ForWe’re not looking for spectators. We’re calling on:Founders who will help us organize a Moorish Chamber of Commerce.
Financial Ministers who understand trust and faith-based economics.
Legacy Builders who want to invest in children, not trends.
Sacred Circle Lenders who see their tithes and offerings as seeds for generational growth.
If you’ve ever dreamed of starting a business that honors your faith and uplifts your nation, this is your sign. This is your summons.This Is Bigger Than Business—It’s National UpliftThe Prophet taught us that our unity must be economic as well as spiritual. To build a sovereign future, we need more than storefronts. We need financial institutions, national trade networks, and secure models for collective wealth. That starts with you owning your business, serving your people, and participating in a structure that protects you.If you're still thinking about starting a business, let this be your green light. Visit CertifiedMoorish.com to get guidance on setting up your enterprise under a 508 structure, backed by spiritual law and supported by community. When we have enough righteous business owners, we’ll have the manpower—and the moral authority—to open the doors of a Moorish credit union.Additional ReadingMoors in America — Understand the history of Moorish nation-building in the U.S.
77 Amazing Facts About the Moors — Uncover the knowledge hidden from public view.
I’m Going to Repeat Myself — A modern call to return to Moorish spiritual discipline.
Take ActionDon't wait for validation from a system that was never built for you. Visit CertifiedMoorish.com and become the business owner your community needs. Because the truth is, we can't open our own financial institutions until you stand up and start yours.anted: Moorish Founders for a Financial Future We Control

Why Our Community Needs Its Own Financial Institutions

Faith-Based Banking: How It Works

Who We're Looking For

This Is Bigger Than Business—It’s National Uplift

Additional Reading

Take Action