Explore the Mandaean Gnostic Religion with the Mandaean App
Whether you are a theologian, a student of philosophy or a person with spiritual interests and want to learn more about the Mandaean religion, you are at the right place. With the Mandaean App, you can explore this religion, culture, rituals, festivals and more.
The Mandaean Gnostic religion is an ancient monotheistic faith practised by the Mandaeans. Though it is a small ethno-religious group originating from the Middle East, it has a rich spiritual heritage and follows peaceful traditions. The religion has its roots in ancient wisdom and the sacredness of flowing water as part of spiritual purification.
Some of the Features of Our App
Mandaean Culture
Mandaean Rituals and Prayers
Mandaean Religious Texts
An Active Forum
Through our app, you get access to the exclusive Mandaean forum, which comprises discussions related to the religion and its practices. As a follower or a scholar, you get exposure to vast knowledge and can also share your thoughts and queries.
The app consists of a trove of resources about Mandaean beliefs, rituals, and history. So, if you want to learn Mandaean language and rituals, the forum is always the right place for you.

About the Mandaean Culture, Rituals and Festivals
Though you can learn a lot about the Mandaean culture, rituals and festivals through our app, here we will give you an overview of the same.
The closed ethno-religious group comprises religious leadership held by priests known as tarmida and ganzibra. They use a sacred language called Mandaic. It is used in religious texts and rituals. Like any other religion, daily lives are guided by religious law that focuses on ethical living, vegetarianism and the importance of maintaining cleanliness. The faith boasts highly structured marriage and birth rituals. There are also community places that preserve traditions through oral transmission and written Mandaean scriptures.

Some Mandaean Holy Days
- Parwanaya (New Year Festival)
- Dehwa Rabba (The Great Feast / Creation Day)
- Dehwa d-Šišlam Rabba
- Dehwa d-Mana Rabba (Feast of the Great Mind)
- Dehwa d-Yahya (Feast of John the Baptist) and more




