What are the beliefs of Rastafarianism 

Rastafarianism is the Abrahamic religion which was developed during 1930s in Jamaica and is practiced all over the world. It is a belief system that rejects the structure and standards for the western society completely. Rastafari heavily rely on Bible while is comes to the religious belief and yet they have their own idea regarding paradise. They feel that they are in sot of purgatory or hell ad their ancestors were removed from their homeland against their will. They further believe that Africa is the version of Zion and it is paradise on the earth. Hence, the target of many Rastafari is moving back to Africa. Further, they believe in the Judeo-Chrostian God and called him as Jah. According to their belief Christ came to the earth as divine manifestation of Jah. Some of the Rastafarians further believe that Christ was back whereas many other focus on the emperor of Haile Selassie of Ethiopia as black messiah and the rebirth of Christ.

Leaders who shaped Rastafarianism

Rastafarianism began with a pro-African movement in Jamaica in the early part of the 20th century. Two leaders, in particular, helped shape what would become Rastafarianism: Leonard Howell and Marcus Garvey. Leonard Howell taught about the superiority of African peoples and hatred for Europeans. another prophecy made by Marcus Garvey, the black political leader. He led the organization named as Universal Negro Improvement Association, whose main intention was unifying blacks with the land of origin. Afterwards the prophecy followed by crowning of Emperor Haile Selassie I in Ethiopia. In 1974, Haile Selassie was deposed by Marxist revolution who died in the very next year mysteriously. Thereafter the playwright and poet Benjamin Zephaniah visited Rastafarian communities in Jamaican hills and travelled through the history started from the earliest days in slums of Kingston and Spanish Town to the modern day Birmingham and London. Benjamin travelled to Africa for visiting Rastafarian community in Shashamane, Ethiopia where the Jamaicans settled for returning to their roots. Other founders of the religion are Alexander Bedward, Leonard Howell, Robert Hinds and Prince Emmanel Edwards and their battles with the British authorities.

Explain Judeo-Christian Religion

Judo-Christian tradition played shifting role in condstruction of the American religious identity since the World War II eve. It was originally invented for designating the connection sbetween Christianity and Judaism in antiquity. Judeo Christian started to be used signifying common religious inheritance of of west through left wing authors in 1930s. Catholics and Liberal Protestants stressed the existence f Judeo-Christian tradition for indicating the spiritual solidarity with threatened the Jewish people of Europe.

Explain Rastafarianism rituals

Rastafarians celebrate various holidays that includes amaican visit of Haile Selassie, Ethiopian New Year, and the birthday of Marcus Garvey. They are also engaged in 2 major rituals that is known as nyabinghi and reasoning. Both the rituals include se of the marijuana for assisting in opening the mind during rituals. Rastafarians are well known for their religious use of marijuana, which grows plentifully in Jamaica. They call the cannabis plant as ganja, the holy herb, callies or iley and believe that the same was provided by god. They reject alcohol as the fermented chemical that does not belong in temple of body and makes any person stupid and thereby palying into hands of the white leaders. This is further contrasted with holy herb of the marijuana that is natural and is believed to open the mind and help in reasoning.

Rules and regulations of being a Rastafarian

To become the Rastafarians some principles of Rastafarians shall be committed to are as follows –

• Acknowledgement and belief of emperor Haile Selassie as supreme being the only ruler of rastaman
• Dedicate yourself to Nazarite principle for allowing the locks for growing freely, understanding that there lies your strength like Samson the biblical Nazarite.
• Belief that Marcus Garvey is prophet of movement who prophesised coming of messiah, Haile Selassies and return of all blacks to promise land.
• Committing yourself to eat clean that means no pork, no seafood, no red meat and in some of the cases no meat at all. Understanding the fact that the body is a temple of jah and you shall treat it with respect.
• Commit to eating "ital..." meaning without salt which is a symbol of purity
• To love all the mankind. Don't harbor hatred in your heart for anyone, and be at peace with yourself. Apart from that Do not curse, swear, or critcize people because the rastaman do not deal with "isms"and "schisms.