Shidamism

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Shidamism, also known as Shidamaism, Tsidamism, or Will of Shidama (Jkawi: zidanqas xarwabnuh Tsidanqas jkarwabnuh [tsi.daŋ.ˈqas xaɾ.wab.ˈnu]), is a Ukilen Tribal pantheistic religion originating from the northern Jkawi village of Jkanatlonaq based on the life and teachings of the hermit [placeholder] who believed camels were the true arbiters of the true god Shidama's will.

It is the most widely practiced Ukilen tribe religion, having follows all across the globe from Hallei to Kgokkonitlag. It is the official state religions in Union and Kgokkonitlag as well.