Wu-Sabat, meaning “The Way of Seven,” is a spiritual and cultural movement based on the teachings of Dr. Malachi Z. York and the Nuwaubian Nation. It emphasizes “Right Knowledge,” also referred to as Factology, over blind belief, and promotes a return to ancient Egyptian and Sabaean heritage.
Key elements include:
Linguistic Heritage: Wu-Sabat is associated with the Nuwaubic language developed by Dr. York. Followers often describe it as preserving a unique or ultimate truth.
The Nuwaubian Calendar: The system follows a distinct Wu-Sabat calendar made up of 19 months, with each month divided into four weeks of five days.
Identity and Ren (Names): The movement highlights the importance of adopting Egyptian names as a way of reconnecting with ancestral history. Names are viewed as spiritually significant and linked to one’s soul (Ba).

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