
Introduction
MAI Course - Moor Moro Moorish
The Moorish American Institute Course focuses on Self Improvement through rigorous education, critical thinking and moral reasoning skills.
The course covers is an integrated study of History, Cultural-Continuity, Nationality-Identity, Mathematics, Psychology, Civics, and Law.
The MAI platform is Moorish and universal, supporting Students, Educators, Scholars, Historians, Researchers, Study Groups, and Independent Learners.
Our students develop the knowledge, discipline, and character to become informed, thoughtful, responsible people of morals.

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Lessons 1
Discourse
Through engaging lessons and teacher-student dialogue, students begin developing critical thinking skills while exploring the traditions, institutions, and enduring legacy of one of history’s most influential civilizations.
Lesson 1 answers the questions, Who are Moor People and People of Color? and What is the difference between race, nationality, and citizenship?
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Lesson 2
People & Traditions
Discusses and lists titles, ranks, structures, and functions of global Moor militaries, largely through the terms, Ali, EL, Bey, and slave terms; e.g., Slav, Soldier, Samoorai, and Musalima.

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Lesson 3
Moor Military
Lists titles, ranks, structures, and functions of global Moor militaries, largely through the terms, Ali, EL, Bey, and slave terms; e.g., Slav, Soldier, Samoorai, and Musalima.
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Lesson 4
The 52-Piece Tool
This lesson, Lesson 4, The 52-Piece Tool, is a guide with tools on how to utilize the skill, Astrology, the Moorish Science and study of The Heavens, meaning Planets’ and Stars,’ effects on Humans.

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Lesson 5
ISLAM
Lesson 5, ISLAM, explains ISLAM from The Moorish American Institute's perspective.
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Lesson 6
Moorish Psychology
Students explore Moorish Psychology--the scientific field of study to explore and improve the intellect, social skills, and experiences, of Moors and black/African Americans.

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Lesson 7
The Serpent Lesson
Students explore The Serpent Lesson, focused on advanced symbolic study, examining serpent knowledge including in the human body and across civilizations as a representation of wisdom, transformation, healing, science, and universal knowledge.
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Lesson 8
The Dutch Masters
Lesson 8, The Dutch Masters, explores the men and ideas that formulated the US Public School System, colloquial thought, and Moorish exclusion.

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Lesson 9
Autokthon Americans
Lesson 9, Autokthon Americans, explores the idea of "America's Blacks" as America's original People.
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Lesson 10
Currency
This Lesson, Currency, explores symbols on US currency and its Moorish foundations.


Lesson 11
THE 12 GODS OF LANGUAGE
This Lesson, The 12 GODS of Language, teaches to utilize Zodiac Astrology in everyday writing across multiple languages.

Lesson 12
Project | Final Exam
This Lesson, The Final Project, is a time to show growth and proof of learning.
