masiqta

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Masiqta is a central Mandaean death and ascension ritual intended to aid the soul’s journey from the material world to the World of Light.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mandaean ritual
ascension ritual
death ritual
associatedWith World of Light NERFINISHED
afterlife
material world
soul
category Mandaean religious rites
funerary rites
rituals of passage
cosmologicalContext Mandaean dualism of light and darkness
goal to guide the soul through the maṭarta (watch-stations)
to purify the soul
to reunite the soul with the World of Light
hasComponent hymns
prayers
ritual ablutions
ritual immersion
sacred food offerings
hasRitualSpace Mandaean mandi NERFINISHED
languageOfRitual Mandaic NERFINISHED
performedBy Mandaean priests NERFINISHED
performedFor specific deceased individuals
the dead
the dying
performedOnOccasion anniversaries of death
death
purpose to aid the soul’s journey from the material world to the World of Light
regionPracticed Iran NERFINISHED
Iraq NERFINISHED
Mandaean diaspora communities
relatedConcept nishimta (soul)
pagra (body)
ruha (spirit)
religion Mandaeism NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Gnostic tradition
requires consecrated water
priests in ritual purity
ritually prepared bread
ritually prepared wine or grape juice
symbolism liberation of the soul from the material world
transition from earthly existence to spiritual realm
textualSource Ginza Rabba NERFINISHED
Qolasta NERFINISHED
timePeriod practiced in antiquity
practiced in contemporary times
viewedAs essential for proper passage of the soul

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Mandaeism coreRitual masiqta