
This Census welcomes every Moorish American who recognizes Noble Drew Ali as the last Prophet in these days, regardless of Temple affiliation, administrative lineage, or local organization.
Whether you belong to an established Temple or helped keep the Prophet's work alive by organizing locally, you are part of the community we seek to count.
We are not here to judge divisions or determine legitimacy. We are here in Love, Truth, Peace, Freedom and Justice to know our people, connect our Temples, and continue the uplifting of fallen humanity.
“Because where there is unity there is strength. Together we stand, divided we fall.”

A comprehensive census provides the undeniable foundation required to organize, protect, and prosper as a unified body.
Accurate demographic knowledge empowers local organizing, community mutual aid programs, and educational institutions designed for our future generations.
A centralized directory that respects organizational lineages while mapping physical community assemblies for national communication and harmony.
Facilitate internal commerce, cooperative economics, trade apprenticeships, and professional mutual support to establish self-reliance.
Help put your city and temple on the map. As our community registers, we build a real-time picture of where Moorish Americans live, our temples, our families, and our economic resources.
Registered Moorish American families in Illinois span major metropolitan areas and rural counties. Active temples maintain ongoing Friday Holy Day meetings and Sunday school teachings. Independent trades include natural wellness, paralegal education, agriculture, and construction.
Whether you are an independent family, an active temple attendee, an officer, or an entrepreneur, your registration establishes our collective strength.
Every man, woman, and child of Moorish descent matters. Register to establish your community presence and strengthen our collective foundation.
Connect your household to your active local Temple or Subordinate Temple, ensuring your membership and fellowship are reflected in the registry.
Grand Sheiks, Sheikesses, Governors, and Adepts: document active Temples, chartered branches, and geographical assembly points across the country.
Discover and empower Moorish-owned enterprise: agriculture, legal minds, builders, educators, healers, artisans, and technological innovators.
"A census is not the destination. It gives us the information necessary to begin planning intelligently."
Independent educational frameworks honoring our heritage, civic sciences, mathematics, agriculture, and moral principles.
Land stewardship, community gardens, farm trusts, and clean supply chains feeding our families directly.
Cooperative health funds, elder care circles, youth rites of passage, and family emergency response networks.
A closed-loop circular economy prioritizing Moorish businesses, manufacturers, and skilled guild contractors.
For over a century, Moorish Americans have contributed to the cultural, spiritual, and economic fabric of North America. This registry connects historical legacy with future posterity.

Register your Temple to be included in the Moorish-American Census. Help us document active Temples and their communities across the United States.
Data collected by the Moorish-American Census is owned strictly by the community and safeguarded for internal organizing, demographic visualization, and nation-building initiatives.
No. The Moorish-American Independent Community Census is 100% voluntary, community-led, and independent. It is by us, for us, to catalog and empower our own nation.
Never. Your personal details, contact information, and specific residential address are strictly confidential. Only aggregated, anonymized statistics (e.g. city/state counts and public temple addresses) are displayed.
All Moorish Americans, Moors, families of Moorish descent, active temple members, ministers, grand sheiks, and Moorish-owned enterprise owners across North America and abroad.
It allows prospective members, seekers, and families traveling or moving to discover your assembly, verify meeting hours, and coordinate national initiatives.
No, participation in the Moorish-American Independent Community Census is completely free.
Now let's document the community that exists today and build for the generations coming behind us.