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In "Devil Worship," Isya Joseph addresses the misconceptions that have surrounded the Yezidis, particularly the inaccurate label of "devil worshipers" that has been unfairly applied to them by outsiders. The book delves into the Yezidi pantheon, their beliefs about creation, their rituals, and their sacred texts.Key topics covered in the book include:Yezidi Beliefs: The book explores the Yezidi worldview, including their beliefs about the origins of the world and humanity. It examines their perception of good and evil, as well as their reverence for a supreme being.Sacred Texts: Isya Joseph provides insights into the Yezidi sacred texts, including the "Kitêba Cilwe" and the "Mishefa Res." These texts play a central role in Yezidi religious life.Rituals and Practices: The book describes Yezidi rituals, festivals, and ceremonies, such as the annual celebration of the "Feast of the Assembly" (Ezidikha) and the "Feast of Sacrifice" (Jemaya), as well as practices associated with the veneration of angels.