Chronology
Review the rich history and historical timelines of the Moors!


Greetings! Welcome to my Website! I am Rommani M. Amenu-El. I have over Forty (40) years of experience as a metaphysician, ontologist and have helped numerous people achieve their goals and improve their overall well-being through the knowledge that is shared in this forum. My approach is holistic, historical, metaphysical, and didactic.
Rommani M. Amenu-El was born in Baltimore, Maryland on May 30th, 1939- Memorial day. Rommani is the eldest of ten siblings. With the blessings of both of his parents, his live record of birth was amended from Clarence Ridout Reynolds-EL to Rommani Mulai El Amenu-El In the year 1979 via the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, State of Maryland. This was accomplished to reflect his ancient ancestral heritage and family name through ancient Morrocco and Ancient Egypt. Rommani attended Baltimore City public schools. After being honorably discharged from the military, he later attended Baltimore Community college. He retired from Maryland State Government. During his tenure in State Service, Rommani was elected President of the Maryland Classified Employees Association (MCEA), the largest independent labor organization in Maryland, which at the time had a membership of 23,000. At age Eleven, Rommani remembered seeing his first Moorish American wearing a Red Fez. However, it was not until 1970 that he was introduced to Moorish Science. He joined the Moorish Movement in 1970. After Four years of extensive research and study, he, along with a special group, registered Articles of Incorporation for the original School of Law and History in the State of Maryland at the request of the Honorable Richardson Dingle-El, the school's founder. Rommani held the position of Chairman of the school until 1980. He has given many educational lectures, invited as a guest speaker on numerous radio talk shows, and was the subject of several news and magazine articles. He also lead a group of 17 Moorish Americans on a fact finding trip to Portugal Spain, and Morocco in 1978. A small contingent of the group was received at the Royal Palace in Rabat (Capital). The following year, 1979, Rommani organized a reception involving some 50 Moorish Americans for King Hassan of Morocco upon his arrival at Andrews Airforce Base. Moreover, with a delegation of staff and officials, he attended a luncheon and Address by King Hassan at the National Press club in Washington, D. C. This activity lead to a meeting with King Hassan's eldest son, the then crown Prince Sidi Mohammed, now the King of Morocco. Rommani has been a member of the Ancient Mystical Order of Rosae Crusis (AMORC) since 1986, and studies metaphysics and ontology (the science of being or existence). Rommani currently lives in Maryland with his family.
I believe that everyone has the potential to live a fulfilling and meaningful life. By identifying and working towards their goals, my clients are able to unlock their full potential and create a life they love.
In the capacity of metaphysician, ontologist, and universal minister, I offer on this site a repository of informational, educational, and pragmatic sources and resources that empower others to achieve positive transformation in their lives. These sources include Virtual presentations, lectures, videography, books, and important links.
My mission is to empower and inspire others to live a life that is authentic, fulfilling, and aligned with spiritual practice, universal knowledge, African American Historical foundations via Moorish American History, development, and values thereof. I believe that everyone has the potential to create positive change in their lives, and my mission is to support you on your journey towards personal growth and transformation.


Review the rich history and historical timelines of the Moors!
Spiritual Lesson-Self Mastery Video Discussion: by Minister Rommani M. Amenu-El-Moorish Metaphysical Adept Exercise.
LECTURE PART 1, by the Author, Waset Kommuniversity, New Ark, New Jersey. August 2008
Check out this great video lecture PART 11 of Book "The negro, the black, the Moor" Q & A at THE END of this video.
Check out this Historical Lecture of the Book. Very Informational video.
The New "Egypt of The West"
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Moorish American Activities, Memories from 1970's to 1980 of MST of A and ORIGINAL Moorish School of Law and History Baltimore, MD originally on (8mm film). This includes but is not limited to Moorish Costume Balls, Welcoming Reception for King Hassan of Morocco at Andrews Air Force Base as well as in attendance at Nat'l Press Club Wash Dc. Re-enactment of Famous Dred Scott decision at a costume ball' plus an Awareness March to the (then) Justice Roger B Tawney's statue in downtown Baltimore. Moorish Flag & Sword dances by members. Clips of Grand Sheik Richardson-Dingle-EL, Moorish Family day and Performances by Sun-Ra Band and Dancers and Much More!!
LIVE VISUAL Interview with wajid ebenufu bey formerly William Wellington-Bey became a member of the Moorish Science Temple in 1947 under leadership of G S Edward Turner-EL, (Father of F. Turner-EL) New York. Wajid met Richardson-Dingle-EL & Timothy Dingle-EL in 1951 Baltimore, MD. Shares voluminous information about clarification of Moorish Nationality with the National Selective Service System Headquarters Wash, DC
It is with great pride that I give honor and remembrance to those who passed on through transition and contributed so much to the creation and organization of the original Moorish School of Law and History, Incorporated #13. I give special thanks and gratitude to its founder, the Honorable Richardson Dingle-El, born in Manning South Carolina. He lived from 1910 to 1992. I'd also like to thank his younger brother Timothy Dingle-El, who introduced me to Moorish Science and issued to me, my original Nationality Card. Dedicated instructors/administrators who passed on are Carolyn L. Reynolds-El, Alfred Collins-El (Al-Mansur), Leon Smith-Bey (Musa Pratabulu-Bey), and Malbert Brown-Bey. Other dedicated deceased contributers were Sarah Ferrell-El, James and Helen Richardson-El. I am also very grateful for our attorney Jacques E. Leed-Bey (retired Judge,Maryland Workmen's Compensation Commission). Aside from the many contributions too numerous to mention here, Attorney Leeds-Bey, along with researchers from the Moorish School of Law and History, litigated a case all the way to the United States Supreme Court.


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