DISCUSSIONS

Islam is not a race, its a religion. Druwayu and Islam are theologically irreconcilable due to their opposing foundations. Druwayu is polytheistic, venerating One God and Three Goddesses, while Islam enforces absolute monotheism (Tawhid), rejecting any form of divine plurality.

Additionally, the One and Three, though personal beings, are entirely remote from human experience, making their nature fundamentally distinct from Islam’s concept of Allah, who is regarded as directly involved in human affairs while in Druwayu, the operative principles are the Drikeyu (Worloga, Wyrda and Wihas).

1. Nature of God

• Islam: Strict monotheism, worshiping Allah alone, with Tawhid (absolute oneness) as its central doctrine.

Why Low-Quality Studies Persist:

Several factors contribute to the production and publication of substandard research, thought the most common comes down to the usual factors of greed and lack of concern for the rest of humanity:

• Pressure to Publish: The "publish or perish" culture in academia incentivizes quantity over quality. Researchers are often evaluated based on the number of papers they produce, as this metric is used by university administrators, funding agencies, and award committees. A 2018 study in Research Policy found that 60% of academics surveyed felt pressure to publish frequently to secure tenure or funding, often at the expense of rigor.

• Lack of Scrutiny: Many researchers assume their work will not be closely examined due to the sheer volume of publications. In 2023, over 5 million scholarly articles were published globally, according to Nature, making it nearly impossible for peer reviewers to thoroughly vet every submission. This creates an environment where flawed…

A dirty, but long suppressed, truth​

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Both of these words ultimately have Greek and Latin origins derived from older sources. The usual bit in which Angel means Messenger and Demon means Evil Spirit is factually and historically false. In reality, demon as a term was more generic and terms "angels and devils" was more common and all classified as types of demons up until the 1500s CE. That being said, the linguist proofs are simple enough to clarify and easily found if one actually takes the time to look into it.

The term angel comes from the Greek roots and Angelos:

• An- ("without, lacking").

• Gelos ("yell, cheer, laughter, shout").

Aesir and Aiser: The same but also different. 

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We do not adhere to the concepts derived from the Eddas or similar content when it comes to pantheons and claimed meanings that upon closer inspection are entirely false. This will clear up some of them as an advisory not to believe in anything without digging much deeper than those simply content with common or superficial trappings of religiosity and the holes in knowledge filled in with Occultism.

The comparison between certain mythological entities is often presented with contradictory claims—stating they are not the same, while simultaneously arguing they are related. This inconsistency is rooted in distortions, misinterpretations, and a failure to properly analyze linguistic and historical origins. Below are key points explaining why the assumed differences are misleading and why the actual etymology and cultural connections matter.

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The Shared Linguistic Origins: Aiser and Aesir