Kibaranhar Culture

The Kibaranhar People were a lithic culture that inhabited the Eastern River Valley. They had knowledge of horticulture and were in the process of developing widespread agriculture. They made flint and stone tools. Though they did not use Pottery, they used Alabaster to shape vessels for use.

Kibaranhar Architecture:
Kibaranhari architecture is characterized by cubical primary structures and a variety of towers known as minarets. It is believed that the oldest Kibaranhar societies had descended from multiple ethnic groups, only to coalesce over time into a unified civilization during the High Kibaranhar Period. As such, it is not uncommon to find minarets of differing styles in different regions. Kibaranhar homes are typically cubical complexes sporting functional or decorative minarets, however cubical structures dating back centuries have been discovered in seemingly random locations. It is believed these older cubes were constructed for religious purposes by the earliest Kibaranhar groups when they arrived, built within close proximity to their landing sites. During the High Kibaranhar Period, cubical structures were constructed for a greater variety of purposes. T	he most famous Kibaranhar structure, the Grand Mukaab’n of Qaminahr, was believed to have been constructed in 128 AL for unknown reasons.

Kibaranhar Religion:
The Kibaranhar believe Muhammad was the person who warned the people back on earth about all the messed up things that were going on, but many of the humans didn’t listen, and Allah destroyed the world. However, Allah, in his infinite mercy, plopped the righteous humans on another world (Other people are righteous by default). Easily one of the most humanitarian people in the world, the Kibaranhar believe that all living things have a soul, and Haram is justified by saying that the animals with the most developed souls cannot be eaten. There is also a large emphasis on the idea of “you reap what you sow”. The basis for Kibaranhari religion is believed to be derived from the old Terran religion of Islam, sharing many aspects as well as their deity.

Kibaranhar Food and Agriculture:
Chicken, Fish and Goat are large parts of Kibaranhar Cuisine. They’re hunters and gatherers, so food is largely dependent on what they hunt and gather any given day. They also consume Almonds, Walnuts, and dates.

Kibaranhar Art and Music:
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Kibaranhar History:
The first permanent settlement in this part of the world was made by the Kibaranhar in the  Kibaranhar delta.