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Cairo LodgeFreemasonic lodge in Cairo, Egypt 1940
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He was the king of Egypt from 1936 to 1952. His portrait was located on the upper front wall of the east seat of the Masonic Lodge. The portrait consists of a pyramid with sunrays emanating from it.

The scripture on the altar is the Quraan and during their rituals they refer to God as Allah. King Farouk the first was a Freemason, but he crossed over to the A.E.O. & A.N.O.M.S. (Ancient Egyptian Order & Arab Noble Of The Mystic Shrine).
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Anyone who is a Muslim knows that Abd Al Muttalib was the grandfather of The Prophet Muhammad of Arabia through his son Abdullar. Abdullar was one of the Ten Lords and the father of The Prophet, Muhammad, who was born in 570 A.D. And died in 632 A.D.(The Receiver of The Qur'aan). Abu Taalib was also the son of Abd Al-Muttalib and one of the Ten Lords. Abu Taalib was the father of Ali, The Prophet Muhammad's Nephew. The Nubian Race(Al 'Iraq Al Aswad) and The Red Race (Al 'Irq Al Ahmar).
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