Oshala is the one true deity, and all laws, actions, and thoughts must honor Him. Any deviation is heresy and shall be punished.
Men are the chosen leaders, guardians, and decision-makers. Women shall obey and serve without question.
Personal lives are governed by the Holy Scriptures of Oshala. Every action, thought, and word must align with His teachings.
Women have no right to governance, property, or independent thought. Their primary duty is to serve men and bear offspring.
Every able-bodied man must serve in the Holy Army of Oshala, prepared to spread His divine will across all lands.
Interpersonal relationships are governed by strict moral codes. Adultery, fornication, and other immoral acts are punishable by death.
Slavery is a divine right. Those captured in holy wars or born to enslaved parents are property, not people.
Punishments for transgressions are severe, reflecting the gravity of offending Oshala. Amputations, public floggings, and executions are common.
The world must come under the rule of Oshala. Conquest, conversion, and colonization in His name are sacred duties.
Every citizen must offer a portion of their earnings to the temples of Oshala. This is a divine tax, and evasion is heresy.
Worship or even acknowledgment of other deities is blasphemous. Such heretics will be purged.
Only the Holy Scriptures of Oshala shall be taught. Any other form of education or literature is forbidden.
Women must cover themselves fully, according to their father, husband or male relative's command. Men shall dress modestly, reflecting their status and devotion.
Intoxicants, narcotics, and other forbidden substances are unholy and banned. Consumption leads to severe punishment.
Specific days are sacred to Oshala. On these days, all work ceases, and the populace gathers for prayer and reflection.
Regular sacrifices of livestock and, on rare occasions, humans, are made to appease Oshala and seek His blessings.
Only approved texts and messages may be disseminated. Any other form of communication or information is heretical.
All citizens must pray to Oshala five times a day, facing the grand temple. Failure to do so is a grave sin.
A special order of priests and warriors, the Guardians, enforce the laws of Oshala and root out heresy.
Upon death, souls are judged by Oshala. The righteous join Him in glory, while sinners suffer eternal torment.
These laws, divinely inspired and unwavering, ensure that Jazirah remains a bastion of faith, purity, and devotion to the almighty Oshala. All who reside within its borders must adhere, or face the dire consequences of divine wrath.