Members of this religion believe in God as a total essence of the universe, as opposed to a supreme being above all existence.
Members of this religion believe in God as a total essence of the universe, as opposed to a supreme being above all existence. Adherents of this faith often make pilgrimages to the supposed tomb of Jethro and often congregate in public spaces called mawqaf. Teachings of this religion are divided into three layers, known as zahir, batin and anagoge, with each layer corresponding to different levels of understanding of the teachings. Some (*) 80% of this faith's adherents are known as juhhal, or "ignorant," as they are barred access from holy literature and meetings, while the others are known as al-Uqqal or "the knowledgeable initiates." Represented by a 5-pointed, 5-colored star, this religion views the Fatimid Caliph Al-Hakim as divine and refer to themselves as al-Tahwid. For 10 points, name this Islam-influenced religious group mainly located in Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon.
Members of this religion believe in God as a total essence of the universe, as opposed to a supreme being above all existence.
Druze [accept Tawid Faith until mentioned]