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Naskel is an organised religion, and its hierarchy is called the Gida Gaskiya, meaning "house of truth", a preacher hierarchy under the authority of the Samuno. A preacher from amongst the hierarchy is uplifted to the position of moral and theological guide. The Samuno resides in the coastal city of [[Unzaki]] in [[Bashira]] (nation 91). | Naskel is an organised religion, and its hierarchy is called the Gida Gaskiya, meaning "house of truth", a preacher hierarchy under the authority of the '''Samuno'''. A preacher from amongst the hierarchy is uplifted to the position of moral and theological guide. The Samuno resides in the coastal city of [[Unzaki]] in [[Bashira]] (nation 91). | ||
The Gida Gaskiya is composed of preachers selected by national or regional Naskel preacher associations that are sent to Unzaki to commune with the greater Naskel community. The conclave of the Gida Gaskiya meets regularly to discuss matters of faith and make proclamations that all naskel preachers adhere to across the Naskel world. | The Gida Gaskiya is composed of preachers selected by national or regional Naskel preacher associations that are sent to Unzaki to commune with the greater Naskel community. The conclave of the Gida Gaskiya meets regularly to discuss matters of faith and make proclamations that all naskel preachers adhere to across the Naskel world. | ||
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The Samuno's authority is what gives preachers their legitimacy, and all legitimate preachers have their title bestowed by the Unzaki conclave and the office of the Samuno. | The Samuno's authority is what gives preachers their legitimacy, and all legitimate preachers have their title bestowed by the Unzaki conclave and the office of the Samuno. | ||
== Jinwara == | |||
The '''Jinwara''' is the sacred text of Naskel. It was formulated by the Gida Gaskiya with all the songs of worship and poems of doctrine. TheThe text is written in poetic and song form to teach the beliefs and doctrines of the faith and to inspire and guide the lives of the Naskel believers. | |||
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Naskel is a religion.
Core Beliefs
Worship
Temples
Gida Gaskiya
Naskel is an organised religion, and its hierarchy is called the Gida Gaskiya, meaning "house of truth", a preacher hierarchy under the authority of the Samuno. A preacher from amongst the hierarchy is uplifted to the position of moral and theological guide. The Samuno resides in the coastal city of Unzaki in Bashira (nation 91).
The Gida Gaskiya is composed of preachers selected by national or regional Naskel preacher associations that are sent to Unzaki to commune with the greater Naskel community. The conclave of the Gida Gaskiya meets regularly to discuss matters of faith and make proclamations that all naskel preachers adhere to across the Naskel world.
The Samuno's authority is what gives preachers their legitimacy, and all legitimate preachers have their title bestowed by the Unzaki conclave and the office of the Samuno.
Jinwara
The Jinwara is the sacred text of Naskel. It was formulated by the Gida Gaskiya with all the songs of worship and poems of doctrine. TheThe text is written in poetic and song form to teach the beliefs and doctrines of the faith and to inspire and guide the lives of the Naskel believers.