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Rastafari,
sometimes called Rastafarianism, is an
Abrahamic religion that
developed in
Jamaica during the 1930s. It is
classified as both a new religious...
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Mansions of
Rastafari is an
umbrella term for the
various groups of the
Rastafari movement. Such
groups include the Bobo Ashanti, the Niyabinghi, the...
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defining figure in
modern Ethiopian history, and the
major figure of
Rastafari, a
religious movement in
Jamaica that
emerged shortly after he became...
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Ntozake (2014). "
Rastafari as
Afrocentrically Based Discourse and
Spiritual Expression".
Rastafari in the New Millennium: A
Rastafari Reader. Syracuse...
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Aside from a
mutual belief in the Old Testament,
Judaism and
Rastafari closely align in essence, tradition, and heritage, as both are
Abrahamic religions...
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spelled I-tal (/ˈaɪtɑːl/), is food
often celebrated by
those in the
Rastafari movement. It is
compulsory in the Bobo
Ashanti and
Nyabinghi mansions...
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their wearing the
hairstyle as a sign of
their "dread" (or fear) of God.
Rastafari developed in
Jamaica in the 1930s,
decades before the Mau Mau emerged...
- The
Rastafari movement developed out of the
legacy of the
Atlantic slave trade, in
which over ten
million Africans were
enslaved and
transported to the...
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called Dread Talk, is a
language consciously created by
members of the
Rastafari movement. When
Africans were
taken into
captivity as a part of the slave...
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could be an
actual place such as
Ethiopia for
Rastafari or
Israel for the Jews.
Rastafari,
while not
identifying as "Jews",
identify themselves...
