can someone under 18 years old become a freemason ?

[Youssef Talaat]

hello ,

i am Youssef Talaat a 15 year old from egypt ( yes i know i am very young ) i wanted to know if i can become a freemason and if i can where are the lodges located and what are the procedures of becoming a freemason
thank you

 

[JanneProeliator]

These is a group called Order of DeMolay witch is for young men from ages 12 to 21.
DeMolay is not Masonry Per Se but very close tide to MAsonry.
Check if there is a DeMolay in your area and try contacting them.

I'm sure there is brethen on this forum who are more familiar with DeMOlay then I am and can tell you bit more.

www.demolay.org

 

[CLewey44]

No

 

[Brother JC]

No, a 15-year old can’t join.
In Egypt you probably shouldn’t even discuss it.

 

[CLewey44]

No, a 15-year old can’t join.
In Egypt you probably shouldn’t even discuss it.

Very true, Bro. JC

 

[Mike Martin]

No you can't and there is no Freemasonry in Egypt any way.

 

[tldubb]

I believe it’s outlawed in Egypt like a good majority Middle East country’s exception US military bases.


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[Glen Cook]

No you can't and there is no Freemasonry in Egypt any way.

Clarification: There is no recognised Freemasonry in Egypt. In 2015, the CGMNA Commission received correspondence purportedly from a grand lodge in that country.

 

[Warrior1256]

In 2015, the CGMNA Commission received correspondence purportedly from a grand lodge in that country.

Really? Can you elaborate on the subject of the correspondence and has anything been heard of them since?

 

[Elexir]

Clarification: There is no recognised Freemasonry in Egypt. In 2015, the CGMNA Commission received correspondence purportedly from a grand lodge in that country.

SGLE?

 

[Glen Cook]

Really? Can you elaborate on the subject of the correspondence and has anything been heard of them since?

http://www.recognitioncommission.org/publish/2015/02/25/2015-commission-report/index.html

 

[Glen Cook]

SGLE?

http://www.recognitioncommission.org/publish/2015/02/25/2015-commission-report/index.html

 

[Ajay Chandar]

That's not possible anywhere in the world. In most jurisdictions, one must be at least 21 years of age, or 18, if one's father is a Mason.

 

[Warrior1256]

http://www.recognitioncommission.org/publish/2015/02/25/2015-commission-report/index.html

Thank you Brother Glen.

 

[acjohnson53]

no, you haven't learned enough about life to be like me. You gotta be at least 35 or 40 before you can ask a question like, but I see you ambition to be one...

 

[Mike Martin]

Clarification: There is no recognised Freemasonry in Egypt. In 2015, the CGMNA Commission received correspondence purportedly from a grand lodge in that country.

I’m going to stick with my earlier reply as anyone can write a letter claiming to be from a “Grand Lodge” we’ve seen 2 recently in England.

 

[David612]

no, you haven't learned enough about life to be like me. You gotta be at least 35 or 40 before you can ask a question like, but I see you ambition to be one...

What?
Age has nothing to do with experience.

 

[acjohnson53]

Big Dawg not hating on you about your age, but what does a fifteen year old have in common with a fifty year old???you should be focusing high school stuff, like football, basketball, girls..we are not going anywhere.

 

[David612]

Big Dawg not hating on you about your age, but what does a fifteen year old have in common with a fifty year old???you should be focusing high school stuff, like football, basketball, girls..we are not going anywhere.

To be fairl the 50 year old is probably out numbered by the 80 year olds-
Should just wait to be 80.

 

[acjohnson53]

my point exactly, although Lodges like young men to come in to carry on the tradition of Freemasonry, we welcome the youth movement, especially if you sharp, and you are on the level....We got you, give yourself a few more years once you settled down in your life, we will still be here/G\SMIB