CHAPTER NINETEEN
AL KHIDR MURDUK
Tablet 3:119 Tablet 4:4
he was a special child,
120 And groomed him for the old prophecies and what they meant.
121 His father saw to it that he was well learnt in the laws of the scriptures.
122 Bilaal's father Rabah, was the keeper of the scepter,
123 And also a learnt man.
124 He kept the scepter hidden in a secret place.
125 When Bilaal reached the age of thirteen and had taken his Bar Mitzwah,
126 He assumed religious duty and was considered an adult.
127 After which, Rabah gave Bilaal the scepter destined to be passed on in fulfillment of the prophecy.
128 When Bilaal acted as mu'ahdhin, 'Umar heard him in his house,
129 And came to the Apostle dragging his cloak on the ground,
130 And saying that he had seen precisely the same vision.
131 When Imaam Ali passed away, Bilaal refused to become a follower of the Muawiyah.
132 He decided to settle in Syria, where he became a governor of Damascus.
133 Bilaal then left to Medina where he had met two grandsons of Muhammad.
134 Together they asked Bilaal to call the Adhaan for the next daylight hour.
135 He could not refuse their request.
136 Before the following daylight hour.
137 Bilaal ascended the minaret and called the Adhaan.
138 Bilaal would only call the Adhaan for the followers of Amiyru'l Muminiyn Ali.
139 They were the only ones who kept the basic tenets of Al Islaam.
140 Bilaal was now elderly and his close companion aided him up the minaret.
141 Then in the midst of a great silence burst once again the mighty voice of Bilaal chanting the Adhaan as it was called in the days of Muhammad.
142 So sweet was his voice that it touched the people's souls and brought tears to their eyes.
143 Bilaal passed away in the year 641 A.D.
144 He was 90 years old at home in the comfort of his bed.
145 Bilaal remarried when he was in Syria.
146 He had five sons and three daughters.
147 His descendants are the blacks who inhabit Morocco today.
148 His burial place was Aleppo, Damascus.
149 His tomb became one of the principle landmarks for many centuries.
150 After the passing of the scepter to Muhammad,
151 Bilaal, his two wives and their sons migrated to Morocco, where they settled.
152 This is where your black Moroccans descended from.
Tablet Four
The Four Lights
(19x1=19)
Lo! And these four lights were: Gabriy'el Zodoq son of Rasi'El and Zamma'El,
2 Rapha'El Zodoq, son of Waqabi'El and Fiqra'El,
3 Uri'El Zodoq, son of Azari'El and Rafiki'El,
4 And Izraa'El Zodoq son of ANU and Id,
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