Wahidism

Scripture	Wahidist ancient texts
Founded location	Urshawabad

Wahidism was an ancient organized monotheistic religion. It was practiced by the tribes of the original Kahs of Urshawabad. As these tribes emigrated to other areas in Volneria, the religion was adopted by the Farkhan, Afsaqan , Komara, Qumorac Ursha, and Darbuli Ursha-speaking people groups. Most modern day monotheistic religions can trace their foundation to Wahidism.

History

Wahidism was formed by the ancient tribes in Urshawabad.

Main Beliefs

Wahidism held a dualistic view of good and evil and the ultimate prediction at the end of the age good would triumph over evil. Wahidism exalts a Supreme Being, unnamed, that holds benevolent wisdon and power, and predicted a person or group of people would come at the end of the age to save humanity. Wadhisists believed in the free will of man, judgement after death, and the concepts of heaven, hell, and spiritual beings.

Influence on Other Religions

Lahmshia

Wahidism was adopted by early Lahmshia people and heavily influenced the development of their own religion.

Scificism

Early practitioners of Scificism had converted from Wahidism due to emigration from Urshawabad to the continent of Glaskarn.