Shabakism

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noun

The historical religious tradition of the Shabak people, now practiced only by a small minority, showing significant influence from or similarity to Alevism, Yezidism, Yarsanism, and some Ghulat sects of Shia Islam.

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Meanings

nounShabakism (plural Shabakisms)

plural Shabakisms

  1. The historical religious tradition of the Shabak people, now practiced only by a small minority, showing significant influence from or similarity to Alevism, Yezidism, Yarsanism, and some Ghulat sects of Shia Islam.
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