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===Calendar and festival=== York also established his own calendar, which marked the year 1970 as the Nuwaubian year 1 A.T. ("After the Truth").{{sfn|O'Connor|2000|p=128}} During the movement's Jewish-oriented phase in the early 1990s, its members observed Jewish [[Shabbat]] regulations, resting between sunset on Friday and the sunset on Saturday.{{sfn|O'Connor|2000|p=128}} During this period, the movement also celebrated a range of Jewish festivals, including [[Passover]], [[Rosh Hashanah]], [[Yom Kippur]], and [[Hannukah]].{{sfn|O'Connor|2000|pp=129-130}}
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