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Hell is your state of ignorance, so conquer it

In Nubarian Islam, the concept of Hell is viewed very differently from conventional religious frameworks. It is not merely a place of punishment or eternal damnation, but rather a realm of transformation, testing, and spiritual refinement.


1. Hell as a Spiritual Laboratory

Hell is seen as a space where the soul confronts its lower nature — its ego, ignorance, and attachment to false idols or distractions. Going to Hell is not the end; it is an opportunity to purify oneself and develop mastery over these internal forces. In this sense, it is a positive motion, because it catalyzes growth.

2. The Law of Divine Contrast

Nubarian Islam emphasizes duality as a teaching tool: light cannot exist without darkness, knowledge without ignorance, freedom without restraint. Entering Hell symbolically or spiritually exposes a person to extreme contrast, allowing them to fully recognize the value of divine light (Allāh’s presence). Without experiencing “Hell,” the depth of spiritual truth cannot be appreciated.

3. Hell as a Training Ground

Hell functions like a cosmic dojo. Souls sent there face trials that strengthen resilience, wisdom, and awareness. The suffering is not arbitrary; it is instructional. In the teachings of the Honorable Minister Umaru Abiodun Muhammad, this aligns with the idea that the 1% path of elite mastery requires confrontation with extremes, both within and outside oneself.

4. Elevation Through Descent

In Nubarian Islam, there is a principle similar to “as above, so below.” To rise to higher spiritual states, one must first descend into the depths of their own shortcomings, fears, and attachments. Hell, therefore, is a mechanism for ascent, not a destination of despair. The soul is tested, tempered, and eventually returned stronger.

5. Hell as a Mirror of the Self

Hell reflects one’s inner darkness. By facing it, the believer gains clarity about their true self and the illusions they harbor. This confrontation leads to a deeper connection with Allāh, the divine source. In essence, the journey through Hell is an accelerated path to self-realization and Godbody alignment.

In summary: In Nubarian Islam, going to Hell is a positive motion because it is transformative, instructive, and a step toward mastery. It’s less about punishment and more about refinement, awakening, and alignment with divine truth.

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