Terms of Use - Holy Day of Atonement

Holy Day of Atonement (HDOA) – Terms of Use

Effective Date: November 3, 2025

Purpose Statement

The Holy Day of Atonement (HDOA) is a moral, spiritual, and social initiative inspired by the Divine Work of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, arising from the spirit of unity, repentance, and reconciliation exemplified in the Million Man March on October 16, 1995.

HDOA serves as a platform to guide individuals and communities through a structured Eight-Step Process toward healing, restoration, and accountability — honoring divine principles while encouraging mutual respect and self-improvement for all who participate.

1. Ownership and Intellectual Property

All content, concepts, and materials appearing on the Holy Day of Atonement (HDOA) platform — including its design, framework, writings, systems, and the Eight-Step Process — are inspired by the Divine Work of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, and the historic Million Man March held on October 16, 1995.

All content and materials are the exclusive intellectual property of HDOA and its founder.

All rights are reserved under applicable copyright and trademark laws.

No person or entity may reproduce, distribute, display, or claim authorship, contribution, or governance over HDOA without prior written authorization.

2. Representation and Affiliation

Only individuals formally designated in writing by HDOA are authorized to speak, teach, publish, or represent the platform or its mission.

Any statements, interpretations, or opinions made by third parties — whether in meetings, media, or online — do not reflect the official views of HDOA or its founder.

Unauthorized use of the HDOA name, logo, likeness, or materials to imply partnership or involvement is strictly prohibited.

3. Mission and Neutrality

HDOA was inspired by the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan as a call toward reconciliation and moral repair following the Million Man March.

It operates as an independent reconciliation and atonement platform designed to support personal and relational healing.

HDOA functions as a universal moral and social initiative and is not affiliated with any specific religion, denomination, or political organization.

Participation in HDOA programs does not constitute membership in any religious body.

Age Requirement: Users must be 18 years of age or older, or access the site under parental supervision, in alignment with standards observed by similar platforms.

4. Event and Participant Disclaimer

Participants, speakers, and facilitators in any event, discussion, or media program referencing HDOA speak solely for themselves.

Their opinions and interpretations are their own and not endorsed by HDOA.

Participation in any event or communication does not confer authorization, partnership, or representative status.

5. Privacy and Confidentiality

All communications and submissions through the HDOA platform are treated with respect and confidentiality.

No data will be sold or shared with third parties without consent, except as required by law.

HDOA encourages mutual respect, privacy, and discretion in all reconciliation processes.

6. Limited Liability

HDOA and its founder make no warranties or guarantees regarding personal, relational, or emotional outcomes arising from participation in the HDOA process.

All use of the platform and participation in its steps is voluntary and at the user’s discretion.

HDOA shall not be liable for any damages, claims, or disputes resulting from unauthorized representation, misuse, or third-party statements.

7. Contact

For permissions, press inquiries, or representation requests:

📧 Email: inquiry@holydayofatonement.com

🌐 Official Website: www.holydayofatonement.com