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{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin:0 0 1em 1em; width:320px;" ! colspan="2" | Nuwaubian Nation |- ! Family | New religious movement / UFO religion / African American esotericism |- ! Origin region | United States |- ! Founding period | Late 20th century CE |- ! Estimated adherents | Unknown; the movement is small and controversial. |} '''Nuwaubian Nation''' is a controversial new religious movement founded by Dwight York that combined changing Islamic, Hebrew, Egyptian, Black nationalist, esoteric, and UFO-related teachings. == Overview == The Nuwaubian Nation, associated with Dwight York, passed through several religious phases, including Islamic, Hebrew, Egyptian, and UFO-oriented teachings. Scholars and journalists often describe it as a controversial new religious movement, and coverage must distinguish its religious ideas from the criminal conviction of its leader and from allegations against the organization. == Key beliefs == * Teachings changed across the movement's history * Ancient Egypt, Black identity, extraterrestrial claims, and esoteric history were major themes * Some teachings included millenarian expectations and spacecraft imagery * York was treated by followers as a uniquely authoritative teacher * The movement is controversial because of abuse allegations, criminal convictions, and extremist claims in some teachings == Practices == * Study of York's writings and lessons * Communal gatherings * Use of Egyptian and Moorish symbols * Rituals and discipline varying by period * Public events and community identity practices == Places of worship == * Former communal sites * Urban temples or community buildings * Private homes * Online spaces == Sacred texts == * Dwight York's pamphlets and books * Group lessons and manuals * Egyptian and UFO-themed teaching materials == Holidays and observances == * No universal public calendar * Movement-specific commemorations * Dates connected with prophetic claims in some teachings == Branches and related traditions == * [[UFO religion]] - Later Nuwaubian teachings included extraterrestrial and spacecraft themes. * [[Moorish Science Temple of America]] - The movement emerged in a wider Black esoteric and Moorish milieu. * [[New Religious Movements]] - Nuwaubianism is usually studied as a new religious movement. == See also == * [[Religion]] * [[Theology]] * [[Philosophy of religion]] * [[New Religious Movements]] == References == <references /> [[Category:Religions]] [[Category:New Religious Movements]] [[Category:UFO religions]]
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