Moor Doesn't Mean Black... Black Means Moor!

The word Moor in ENGLISH is DERIVED from what they call Ancient "Greek".

CRITICAL THINKING: if the word Moor is derived from the Ancient "Greek"... then the word Moor EXISTED BEFORE the ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

Why is that important to know? It is important to know because if the word Moor existed before the ENGLISH LANGUAGE... it means that Moor IS NOT an ENGLISH word that was created by the ENGLISH and applied retroactively to so called "black" people.

It also means that the word Moor doesn't mean black... in context of the ORIGINAL PEOPLE... black means Moor. 

Question... who did the "Greeks" get their language from? The Phoenicians. Who were the Phoenicians? The Phoenicians were Moors. So called black people.

PHO-NICS is derived from PHOENICIAN. Remember taking PHONICS in school? Phoenician Moors created the 22 letter alphabet. The English alphabet... which is also ours... is based on our older language. 

Now just to tie in the Phoenician + Moorish connection.

Phoenicians were from the shores of North Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean Sea.

It says (below) that a Moor is a North "African" BERBER, ONE of the "race" dwelling in BARBARY... "inhabitant of MAURETANIA" ... Roman northwest Africa... a region NOW corresponding to northern Algeria and Morocco.

Look at what it says about the Greek MAUROS... or mauros... it wasn't until the LATE GREEK did black become synonymous with "black"... and even still... it says that... "and may as well be from the people's name [Moor] as the reverse"... meaning "black" came after Moor... and that even if the "Greeks" did exist at that time... them saying "black" would be their slang for Moor.

Then it said also applied to the Arabic conquerors of Spain... meaning that the people they call Arabic came after the Moors... a bloodline subdivision of the same ancient people. 

And all the ancient people were dark.

Moorish... pertaining to Moors. BLOODLINE.

No matter how you look at it... Moors prior to "Greeks" or after "Greeks"... were Moors... and it was the "Greeks" who called the Moorish people "black"... not US. 

The point I am trying to make... is that the term Moor is a noun. Whether you like it or not. Moors keep showing and proving that everyday. Whatever more I can say I will... but the truth needs no validation. 

​Islam.