Religious members of this ethnic group undergo a baptism-like ceremony with waters from the “White Spring” at the age of 10; that ceremony is mor kirin. The (-5[1])Saranjam is a key work in a religion primarily followed by this ethnic group founded by the fourth of the “seven persons,” Sultan Sahak. A three-stringed (10[1])lute symbolizes that faith primarily practiced by this ethnic (10[1])group, Yarsanism. (10[3]-5[2])A religion founded (10[1])by this ethnic group believes (10[1])that the universe emerged from a cosmic pearl, (10[2])a story recorded (10[1])in their qewl hymns. That religion of this ethnic group performs the “Feast of the Assembly” pilgrimage to Lalish (10[1])to commemorate Sheikh Adi. (-5[1])This ethnic group’s (-5[1])belief in the “Peacock Angel” (10[6])Tawûsî (10[5])Melek (10[3])was called “devil worship” (10[3]-5[1])by extremists, triggering a (10[1])2010s genocide. (10[2])For 10 (10[1])points, (10[1]-5[2])name this ethnic group of most Yazidis (10[1])in Iraq. (10[2])■END■ (10[15]0[10])