Postliminy for Moorish Americans

Postliminy [pohst-lim-uh-nee] Spell Syllables noun, International Law. 1. the right by which persons and things taken in war are restored to their former status when coming again under the power of the nation to which they belonged. 

British Dictionary definitions for postliminy Expand postliminy /pəʊstˈlɪmɪnɪ/ noun (pl) -inies, -inia (-ɪnɪə) 1. (international law) the right by which persons and property seized in war are restored to their former status on recovery Word Origin C19: (in this sense): from Latin postlīminium a return behind one's threshold, from līmen threshold 

Postliminy Variant of postliminium noun in international law, the rule by which persons or things captured in war resume their original status when restored to the jurisdiction of their own country also postliminy Origin of postliminium Classical Latin a return behind one's threshold ; from post, behind (see post-) + limen, threshold: see limen

ACT 6.

 With us all members must proclaim their nationality and we are teaching our people their nationality and their divine creed that they may know that they are part and parcel of this said government, and know that they are not Negroes, Colored Folks, Black People or Ethiopians, because these names was given to slaves by a slave holders in 1779 and lasted until 1865 during the time of slavery, but this is a new era of time now, and all men now was proclaim their free national name to be recognized by the government in which they live and the nations of the earth, this is the reason why Allah the Great God of the universe ordained Noble Drew Ali, the Prophet to redeem his people from their sinful ways.  The Moorish Americans are to descendants of the ancient Moabites who inhabited North Western and South West and shores of Africa.