Manichaeism is a former major world religion founded by the prophet Mani in the 3rd century CE, teaching about the battle between good and evil.
Overview
Cultural Impact
The Life Of Mani
Legacy Of Manichaeism
History Of Manichaeism
Modern Interpretations
Manichaeism And Dualism
Core Beliefs And Teachings
Sacred Texts Of Manichaeism
Influence On Other Religions
Spread And Decline Of Manichaeism
Middle Ages
Literature
Tapestry
Interest
Buddhism
Dualism
People
Matter
Light
Good
Time
๐ Manichaeism was founded in the 3rd century CE by a prophet named Mani.
๐ This religion was created in what is now Iran, during the ancient Sasanian Empire.
๐ Mani traveled far and wide to share his teachings about good and evil.
๐ฐ๏ธ Manichaeism had a special time of growth from the 4th to 7th centuries.
โ๏ธ๐ The main belief in Manichaeism is the struggle between light (good) and darkness (evil).
๐ Followers practiced special rituals and celebrated holidays just like many other religions.
๐๏ธ Mani was born in 216 CE and had visions that inspired him to become a prophet.
๐ The 'Shabohragan' is the most famous sacred text of Manichaeism, containing Mani's teachings.
๐ Manichaeism borrowed ideas from other religions like Zoroastrianism, Christianity, and Buddhism.
๐ Even though it's not widely practiced today, Manichaeism has influenced many cultures and religions.