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Our Authority Wall Art

Our Authority Wall Art

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A commemorative poster reproduction of the Our Authority document filed July 20, 1929. Created for study and display, this archival-style print honors the predecessor Moors who preserved their work through written records and deliberate documentation. Four sizes to choose from.
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Our Authority: 1929 Archival Poster

Preserve an important piece of Moorish American history with this commemorative poster reproduction of the Our Authority document filed on July 20, 1929.

Designed to retain the character of the original record while presenting it in a clear, display-ready format, this poster invites closer study of the written instruments our predecessor Moors used to document their authority, organize their affairs, and leave a record for future generations.

Whether displayed in a home, office, temple, study space, or cultural collection, Our Authority serves as both a historical reference and a visible reminder that nation-building requires more than belief. It requires knowledge, records, and deliberate action.

Product Highlights

  • Commemorative reproduction of the 1929 Our Authority document
  • Preserves the aged, archival appearance of the original filing
  • Suitable for framing, study rooms, offices, temples, and cultural displays
  • Meaningful educational piece for students of Moorish American history
  • Printed in a proportion that honors the original document format

Available in 8"x12", 11"x14", 18"x 24", and other sizes.

Ordered from professional printer and delivered directly to you. Please allow up to 2 weeks for delivery.

The Record Was Meant to Remain

Our predecessor Moors understood that a people must leave more than memories. They must leave records.

The drafting and filing of Our Authority reflects a generation determined to place its position in writing, preserve its work, and provide those who followed with something tangible to study. This poster was created so that document would not remain hidden in an archive or reduced to a passing historical reference.

Placed on the wall, it becomes a daily invitation to look closer, ask deeper questions, and recognize the importance of getting our own affairs in order. The record survived. Now it is our responsibility to study it, preserve it, and continue the work.