Members of this faith believe in koasasa, or occasional human reincarnations of divine beings.
Members of this faith believe in koasasa, or occasional human reincarnations of divine beings. Followers of this religion sing orally-transmitted hymns called qawls, which are the primary source of their beliefs. In the 20th century, this religion's views were written down in two books, the Black Book and the Book of Revelation. This religion believes in the Heptad, a group of seven divine beings created by God, commonly translated as angels. The practice of fertilizing crops with human waste led to this religion's infamous ban on eating lettuce. The most prominent figure in this religion, Melek Taus, is called the peacock angel. Members of this faith are persecuted by Muslims because of a common belief that this faith is Satanic. For 10 points, name this mystical religion found among Kurds in northern Iraq.
Members of this faith believe in koasasa, or occasional human reincarnations of divine beings.
Yazidism