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Ariunxavč (Uulgadzan: Ариунхавч) is a monotheistic religion centered on the Xavčnom and the writings of Tobsakha, the religion's founder. Its adherents, known as Xavčards, number approximately 15 million globally.
Xavčards believe Ariunxavč is the ultimate and truest form of all religions revealed through many previous prophets and messengers, including Abraham, Moses, Jesus, the Buddha, and Muhammad. They believe that Tobsakha is the ultimate prophet of God, through whom the truth of the world was revealed. Xavčards believe the Xavčnom is the most accurate account of the word of God and the teachings of Tobsakha. Alongside the Xavčnom, Xavčards also believe in previous scriptures, like the Quran, the Torah, and the Bible, as steps towards the final revelation. Xavčards believe that following the Three Trees—considered obligatory acts of worship in many places—will lead to the entry into paradise (divaažin) after death, while the ignorance of the Trees will lead to reincarnation as a non-sacred animal. The Trees consist of the daily prayer (zalbiral); the pilgrimage to Khotshir (ilchlelt); and the giving of charity (sajn). Ariunxavč makes prominent use of crab-related imagery, and Crabin is a primary language of worship. Xavčards believe that God manifests themselves in the world today as all crabs, and that all crabs are a small portion of God. They believe that harming a crab is one of the worst crimes one can commit, and it is encouraged in the Xavčnom that all Xavčards should attempt to nurture all crabs they can find.
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