Circassian paganism, also called Khabzeism, is a pagan faith and one of the abandoned parts of Adyghe Xabze. Description  An important element is the belief in the soul (psa) of the ancestors, who have the ability to observe and evaluate the affairs of their offspring .Khabze.info. Khabze: the religious system of Circassians. The concept of physical pain or pleasure in the Hereafter (Hedryhe) is absent: the soul is granted spiritual satisfaction or remorse for one's chosen path in life in front of himself and his ancestors. Everything is one (Псори Зыщ, Psora Zysch, or Псори Хыщ, Psora Hysch), and is one with the Tha.Khabze.info. What is Khabze? The material-manifested world is in perpetual change, but at the same time there is a foundation that always remains unshaken. That is the originating principle of the world and its Law. The always-changing world and its basis is compared to a rotating wheel (дунейр шэрхъщи duneyr sherhschi, мэкlэрахъуэ meklerahue): although the wheel is constantly rotating (changing), it has its central hub around which it revolves, which remains still. Followers of this worldview, sometimes also Islamised, are found in modern day Turkey. The Xabze beliefs and Sufi-Islamic beliefs are seen as complementary philosophies by Circassians. Gods without image, cosmogonic (Thashkhue, Uashkhue, Psetha, Schyble). Anthropomorphic (humanoid) gods (Mezytha, Tlepsh, Thagaledj, etc.)    .
Circassian paganism, also called Khabzeism, is the ethnic religion of the Circassian people, and one of the abandoned parts of Adyghe Xabze. Description Native Circassian traditions were centered around ancestors and honor. An important element is the belief in the soul (psa) of the ancestors, who have the ability to observe and evaluate the affairs of their descendants .Khabze.info. Khabze: the religious system of Circassians. The concept of physical pain or pleasure in the Hereafter (Hedryhe) is absent: the soul is granted spiritual satisfaction or remorse for one's chosen path in life in front of himself and his ancestors. Everything is one (Псори Зыщ, Psora Zysch, or Псори Хыщ, Psora Hysch), and is one with the Tha.Khabze.info. What is Khabze? The material-manifested world is in perpetual change, but at the same time there is a foundation that always remains unshaken. That is the originating principle of the world and its Law. The always-changing world and its basis is compared to a rotating wheel (дунейр шэрхъщи duneyr sherhschi, мэкlэрахъуэ meklerahue): although the wheel is constantly rotating (changing), it has its central hub around which it revolves, which remains still. Followers of this worldview, sometimes also Islamised, are found in modern day Turkey. Gods without image, cosmogonic (Thashkhue, Uashkhue, Psetha, Schyble). Anthropomorphic (humanoid) gods (Mezytha, Tlepsh, Thagaledj, etc.) . Continuity Circassia was one of the places in Europe that retained its native religious traditions for the longest time, with almost a continuity between the ancient traditions and the modern religiosity and world-view (Xabze), which syncrethized and maintained many of its native elements even in Islamic times. The Xabze beliefs and Sufi-Islamic beliefs are seen as complementary philosophies by Circassians .
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Native Circassian traditions were centered around ancestors and honor.
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The Xabze beliefs and Sufi-Islamic beliefs are seen as complementary philosophies by Circassians.
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Circassia was one of the places in Europe that retained its native religious traditions for the longest time, with almost a continuity between the ancient traditions and the modern religiosity and world-view (Xabze), which syncrethized and maintained many of its native elements even in Islamic times. The Xabze beliefs and Sufi-Islamic beliefs are seen as complementary philosophies by Circassians