Zensunni
Zensunni is a religious belief system compounded of Sunni Islam and Zen Buddhism, carried across the known universe chiefly by peoples descended from the enslaved.
Two ancient religions are compounded in the Zensunni faith, Sunni Islam and Zen Buddhism, and it took hold above all among peoples descended from the enslaved and the disadvantaged. Its followers belong to a sect that broke from the teachings of Maometh around 1381 BG, and the faith is marked by its emphasis on the mystical and by a reversion to the ways of the fathers. Most scholars name Ali Ben Ohashi as the leader of the original schism, though there is some evidence he spoke for his second wife. The teaching is preserved in part in the Book of Kreos and the Shah-Nama, and among the names Zensunni give to God is al-mutakallim.
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