Friday Holy Day service discussed the importance of reading Prophet Noble Drew Ali's warnings to Muslims, emphasizing the need for truth in the coming months amid distractions and exposures of informants. The group reads "Prophet Warns All Muslims" and "Caveat Emptor" from Moorish literature, which instructs members to avoid radical speeches, maintain peace, and protect the temple. Consul introduces the concept of "persona non grata" as a necessary action against those who prefer "strangers before their own blood" or follow unconstitutional processes, explaining that true Moors must separate themselves from such individuals.

Friday Holy Day service discussed the virtues and pitfalls of wealth, focusing on how it can be used for good or lead to negative consequences. They explored themes of benevolence, compassion, and the importance of using wealth to help others, while also highlighting the dangers of a hardened heart due to excessive love of wealth. The discussion emphasized the value of contentment, humility, and the joy that comes from using one's resources to benefit others, rather than simply acquiring more.

Friday Holy Day service discussed Chapter 47, which explores the history and origins of Africa's inhabitants as descendants of the ancient Canaanites. They examined the dominion of Kush and the division of Africa between father and son, emphasizing the true and divine name of Africa. Atoyah highlighted how this chapter challenges conventional black history narratives and presents a different understanding of cultural origins and responsibilities in the present day.