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1 FOI CLASS STUDY TECHNOLOGY LOST-FOUND MUSLIM LESSON NO. 1 INSTRUCTIONS The student and their partner (twin) will review the specific question and answer in the following manner in order to memorize the lessons. The objective of these exercises is for the student to commit to memory the questions and answers of Lost-Found Muslim Lesson No. 1. Step 1 The student and his twin will read the specific question and answer assignment to themselves. After having read the question and answer, each student should then attempt to recite the question and answer (silently to themselves) only looking at the reference sheet if necessary. Step 2 The student will attempt to write out the question and answer on a separate sheet of paper only referring to the reference sheet if necessary. Step 3 Each student is to fill in the missing words in the fill-in the blank exercises. After completing each exercise, the student will swap papers with his twin, review the answers and then return the reviewed exercise back to your twin. The student should examine the completed exercise to find any incorrect or incomplete answers then look at the reference sheet to see what corrections should be made. Complete each exercise in the same manner. Step 4 Each student and his twin should review the question and answer as done in Step 1. Both students should put the reference sheet face down and recite the question and answer by memory. Upon completion of recitation, if not done 100% correctly, the student should review the reference material and recite until he has successfully recited the question and answer.
2 FOI CLASS STUDY TECHNOLOGY LOST-FOUND MUSLIM LESSON NO Why did we run Yacob and his made Devil from the Root of Civilization, over the hot desert, into the cave of West Asia, as they now call it Europe? What is the meaning of Eu and Rope? How long ago? What did the Devil bring with him? What kind of life did he live? And how long before Mossa came to teach the Devil the forgotten Tricknollegy? Because they had started making trouble among the righteous people telling lies. They accused the righteous people causing them to fight and kill one another. Yacob was an original black man and was the Father of the Devil. He taught the Devils to do this devilishment. The Root of Civilization is in Arabia at the Holy City (Mecca) which means where wisdom and knowledge of the original man first started, when the Planet was found. We ran the Devils over the Arabian Desert. We took from them everything except the language and made him walk every step of the way. It was twentytwo hundred miles. He went savage and lived in the caves of Europe. Eu means hillsides and Rope is the rope to bind in. It was six thousand nineteen years ago. Mossa came two thousand years later and taught him how to live a respectful life, how to build a home for himself and some of the Tricknollegy that Yacob taught him, which was devilishment telling lies, stealing and how to master the original man. Mossa was a half-original, a prophet which was predicted by the Twenty-Three Scientists in the year, One fifteen thousand nineteen years ago today.
3 EXERCISE 1 4. Why did we Yacob and his from the of, over the desert, into the cave of, as they now it Europe? What is the of Eu and Rope? How long? What did bring him? What of did he? And how Mossa came to the Devil the? Because they had started making among the people telling lies. They accused the people causing them to and one another. Yacob was an original black and was the of the Devil. He taught the Devils to do this. The of Civilization is in at the Holy City ( ) which means where and of the original man first started, when the was found. We ran the Devils over the Desert. We took from them except the and made him every of the way. It was - hundred miles. He went and lived in the caves of Europe. Eu means and Rope is the to bind in. It was six thousand years ago. Mossa came thousand years later and taught him how to a life, how to build a for himself and some of the that Yacob taught him, which was telling, stealing and how to the original man. Mossa was a half-original, a which was predicted by the Twenty- Three in the year, One fifteen thousand years ago today.
4 EXERCISE 2 4. Why did we and his from the of Civilization, over the desert, into the cave of Asia, as they now it Europe? What is the of Eu and Rope? How long? What did bring with him? What of did he live? And how Mossa came to the Devil the forgotten? Because had started making among the telling lies. They the people causing them to and one another. Yacob was an original and was the of the Devil. He the Devils to do this. The of is in at the City ( ) which means where and of the man first started, when the was. We ran the over the Desert. We took from them except the and made him every of the. It was - miles. He went and lived in the of Europe. Eu means and Rope is the to in. It was thousand years ago. Mossa came thousand years later and him how to a life, how to build a for and some of the that Yacob him, which was telling, stealing and how to the original man. Mossa was a half-original, a which was by the Twenty- Three in the year, One fifteen thousand years ago today.
5 EXERCISE 3 4. Why Because
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