Friday Holy Day Service discussed the importance of truth and honesty, emphasizing that enemies made by truth are better than friends obtained by flattery. He shared his experiences with de facto police enforcers and the respect he received from them. Brother Lamont also highlighted the need for people to understand the truth of declaring their nationality and enforcing the Constitution. Sister Safiyah added to the discussion, emphasizing the importance of honesty and justice, and how oaths are unnecessary if one practices these virtues.

Friday Holy Day Service discussed the importance of understanding one's heritage and the consequences of straying from it. They highlighted the historical and geographical significance of the Moroccan Empire and the need to honor its principles. Consul emphasized the concept of reincarnation and the repetition of historical events. The group also discussed the importance of knowledge and the consequences of not being called by God's name. The conversation ended with a call to action, urging everyone to understand and respect their heritage.

Friday Holy Day Service discussed verses from a spiritual text, focusing on themes of inner worth, preparation, and the relationship between body and spirit. Members take turns reading verses and sharing their interpretations. Key points include valuing one's inner qualities over physical appearance, the importance of proper preparation in life and business, and seeing the body as a vessel for the soul. Participants draw connections to concepts like masonry, the circle of life, and spiritual growth through trials. The discussion emphasizes the text's guidance on self-awareness, personal development, and helping others.