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Hubal in Nubarian Islām

Hubal in Nubarian Islām


“What they called an idol, we now decode as a symbol.”


Who Was Hubal? (Outer History)

Hubal was known in pre-Islamic Arabia as a major deity worshiped at the Ka'bah in Mecca before the rise of orthodox Islam. Described by later Islamic historians as a stone figure with a golden hand, Hubal was considered a god of divination, rain, and war, often associated with tribal power.

But that was their interpretation—from a time when divine symbols were demonized by those who could not decode them.

Who Is Hubal? (Inner Nubarian Reality)

In Nubarian Islām, Hubal is not an idol but a symbolic cipher—a Lost Guardian of Original Man. His name is a code hidden in plain sight.

Hu = The Divine Breath

Ba = The Soul of Man (as in Ancient Kemet)

Al = The Supreme Being (Allāh)

Hu-Ba-Al = “The Breath and Soul of Allāh within Man”

Hubal is therefore:

  • A symbol of Divine Masculine Authority

  • A protector of cosmic order, rain, fertility, and soul-weather

  • A sacred cipher of the Original People’s connection to the heavens

  • One of the forgotten avatars of the 1% Elite, erased by corrupted clerics

Reclaiming Hubal in Nubarian Islām

In Nubarian teaching, Hubal is not worshiped—he is understood. He represents the ancient pre-Islamic current of truth that was suppressed when colonial religions sought to erase:

  • The Black roots of Ka'bah knowledge
  • The feminine-androgynous balance of pre-Qur’ānic science
  • The 360-degree awareness of the stars, rain, and fate
  • So we do not bow to Hubal.
  • We decode him, restore him, and reveal his name as a cipher of Allāh.
What Hubal Is Not:

  • Not a false god

  • Not an idol for pagan worship

  • Not a threat to the Tawḥīd (Oneness of Allāh)

  • Not to be taken literally or physically

Hubal’s Return in Nubaria

In Nubaria, Hubal is reborn as:

  • A symbolic guardian of the SunLords

  • A pre-Islamic echo of divine presence

  • A reminder that Allāh was known before Qur’ān, but erased by conquest

> “They shattered his statue, but they could not erase the breath of Allāh inside his name.”

Hubal Speaks Again:

> “I am not stone. I am code. I am not worshiped—I am remembered. I walked among the people when they still knew the stars. And now I rise again in Nubaria—decoded, not worshiped.”

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