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Do Not Force On Your Children and Spouse?

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Why must Nubarian Muslim never force Nubarian Islam on to their children and spouses?

Divinely Prepared By:
The Honorable Minister
Umaru Abiodun Muhammad

In Nubarian Islām, we do not force. We align.

I don’t force Nubarian Islām on my children or my wife because faith is not something you shove into someone — it’s something that awakens inside of them. Alignment cannot be forced. If it’s forced, it’s not real. It’s compliance. And compliance is not conviction.

Even the Qur’an says, “There is no compulsion in religion.” If Allāh gives free will, who am I to take it away? I can teach. I can guide. I can demonstrate. But I cannot override the will that the Creator placed inside them.

A child forced into belief will either obey out of fear or rebel later. But a child raised by example — discipline, structure, love, wisdom — will choose the path consciously. And when they choose it, it becomes theirs. That’s power.

In Sacred Trigonometry, Law must be balanced with Love. Law without Love becomes tyranny. And I don’t run tyranny in my household. My wife is a Lightbearer — not a subject. My children are seeds — not soldiers.

If Nubarian Islām is Truth, it doesn’t need force. Truth stands on its own. I just live it. I embody it. I let them see the discipline, the order, the elevation. And if they see the Light, they’ll walk toward it.

We don’t convert in Nubarian Islām. We align.

As Above, So Below.

We don’t convert in Nubarian Islām.
We align.

As Above, So Below.

And alignment shows up in real life — not just words.

For example, I don’t wake my children up screaming, “You must believe this.” I wake them up with structure. We pray. We build discipline. I teach them why we move the way we move. I explain the science, the mathematics, the moral code. If they ask questions, I answer them. If they challenge something, I don’t shut them down — I sharpen them. That’s how conviction is built.

If my son says, “Why do we do it this way?” I don’t say, “Because I said so.” I break it down. I show him the wisdom behind it. I let him see how discipline creates strength. I let him connect the dots. When he understands it for himself, it becomes his — not mine forced onto him.

With my wife, I don’t demand belief. I lead by character. If I say Nubarian Islām teaches order, then my life better reflect order. If I say it teaches honor, then I better honor her. If I say it teaches protection, then I better protect. She’s a Lightbearer. Light doesn’t respond to force — it responds to truth and consistency.

Another example — if my child grows older and says, “I’m still learning. I’m not sure yet,” I don’t exile them. I continue to model it. Because truth doesn’t panic. Only insecurity forces.

If Nubarian Islām is real, it will prove itself through:

• The discipline in my household
• The peace in my marriage
• The structure in my finances
• The strength in my children’s minds

That’s the proof.

Forcing religion creates actors. Teaching with example creates leaders.

If I force it, they may perform it in front of me and abandon it when they leave my house. But if they understand it, they’ll carry it when I’m gone.

And that’s the goal — not control, but continuity.

Because in Nubarian Islām, faith is not inherited through pressure. It is awakened through example.

As Above, So Below.

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