I am a Rafidiologist (I study the sub-human species of the Rawafid/Rafidites also known as Shias or Majoos). They have fooled alot of Non-Muslims and even us Muslims by firstly claiming that they are Muslims (although they are pagan graveworshippers, as every knowledgable Muslim knows) and secondly by claiming that they are human beings just like us.

 

The success of their deception might be due to them resembling human beings (outwardly), yet further studies and observations led many Rafidiologists to believe otherwise. To break it down quite simply without going in depth into biological studies it should be sufficient to know that a number of sub-human and rather non-human traits are to be found among the Rafidite (singular Rawafid/Rafidis) species such as:

 

- Behaviour that's closer to that of apes than humans (especially on their pagan self-flaggelation ceremonies in the Islamic month of Muharram), such as breast-beating etc. and uncontrolled, wild a vile self-flagellation rituals (including bloody ones).

 

- Amphibian and Insect-like traits that resemble lizards or insects such as cockroaches, particularly during the pagan grave-worshipping ceremonies of Kabbala, pardon, Karbala where Rafidites are encouraged by their Alpha leaders (the Turbanised ones) to crawl on their chests and backs (similar to what pagans such as Hindus, Buddhists etc. do) to their desired tombed Imams (saints).

 

- Mammal characteristics of the animal world, especially of pigs. You might have seen the pictures before of Rafidites mud-bathing like swines, this is another pagan swine-like ceremony of the month of Muharram, where Shia (Rafidites) perform all sorts of nonsense like self-flagellation, tomb-crawling and mud-bathing.

 

These are just some bullet points, maybe with the permission of Allah (God) I can create a seperate blog going more into details in regards to the analyses of the reality of the Rafidite species, this was just an introduction about me and my profession, SALAVAT!

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