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'''Majhid''' is the name for a place of worship in [[Paxism]]. Adherents of Paxism are required to make ujh (mandatory pilgrimage) on the month of Ishahan, to at least one of the three sacred Majhids at least once in their lives. Paxists face the holiest majhids, the [[Memorial of the Jovian Gate]], when they make silah (prayer). Many Majhids are administered by the [[Magisterium of Paxism]] whose headquarters are the [[Temple of the Authority]]. The [[Sultan of Packilvania]] is crowned at the [[Temple of the Restoration]].
== History ==
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Revision as of 07:19, 6 August 2023
Majhid is the name for a place of worship in Paxism. Adherents of Paxism are required to make ujh (mandatory pilgrimage) on the month of Ishahan, to at least one of the three sacred Majhids at least once in their lives. Paxists face the holiest majhids, the Memorial of the Jovian Gate, when they make silah (prayer). Many Majhids are administered by the Magisterium of Paxism whose headquarters are the Temple of the Authority. The Sultan of Packilvania is crowned at the Temple of the Restoration.
History
In Central Yasteria there were many different types of structures that were used for the purposes of religious ritual. Evidence has been found in Central Yasteria along the banks of the Ufrata River of stone circles used by premodern civilisations to hold religious rituals including gathering and worshiping. Nomadic people used caves to conduct sacred rituals which they marked with stones and paintings.
They evolved into complex structures. In Paxism as it exists today, a majhid is built by a patron, community or government. It normally contains an area from which the Imam or speaker gives a homily and a pyre from which burnt offerings can he made. Most of the space is dedicated to provided room for people to sit, stand and pray. Usually near the entrance there are bowls for ablution.
List of notable majhids
Name | Image | Location |
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Temple of the Remembrance (luMajhid aluDhakrahadath) or the Memorial of the Jovian Gate (luMajhid aluBawaab luJovaan) | Akas Akil, Ashura, Packilvania | |
Temple of the Restoration (luMajhid aluDhakra) | Adrien, Ashura, Packilvania | |
Temple of the Authority (luMajhid aluSuvranishme) | Bingol, Packilvania | |
Temple of the Preservation (luMajhid aluHifaz) | Kuter Kebir, Free Pax States | |
Temple of the Contrition (luMajhid aluGafriya) | Lehasa, Shakar, Packilvania | |
Temple of Zygros II (luMajhid aZygros muDusht) | Meker, Mekedesh, Packilvamia | |
Temple of Ishak I (luMajhid aIshak muBas) | Zukaril, Iganar, Packilvania | |
Temple of the Abundant Joy (luMajhid aluJubeel) | Qadash Kebir, Iganar, Packilvania | |
Temple of Ishak IV (luMajhid aIshak muVaart) | Akhastar, Iganar, Packilvania | |
Temple of Mercy (luMajhid aluRahim) | Everyet, Jumhurikesh, Packilvania | |
Temple of Charity (luMajhid aluZakaat) | Chalaigard, Jumhurikesh, Packilvania |