'''Gnostic HaGarim''' (Hagráyé) also known as those who observe Haj (Mhaggráyé) in the Roman Province of Tachkastan followed the Essene Jews from whom the Manicheans had seceded from them under the influence of Marcionism and Mandaeism.
Gentile Gnosticism ([[Christian Gnosticism]]) presents a complex problem. A certain amount of Jewish Kabbalah found its way into 2nd century Christianity which completed what it didn't know in the most anti-Semitic ways because they lacked understanding concerning the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil and dumbed it down into the Tree of Gnosis. Everything else followed on from that one simple mistake.
[[The Origins of Islam (Arabized Sassanian Noahism)|The 7th century Arabian attempt to make Noahites out of Gentile Gnostics backfired]]. Gentile Gnostics identified the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob as the Demiurge (the Gnostic Devil) so many Gentile Gnostics who wanted to join the Judeo-Baptist Gnostics as Noahites simply decided that they should worship the Gentile-Gnostic Devil!
Learning from that mistake, we realize that in order purify Gentile Gnosticism from its mistakes into a form of Noahite Gnosticism it must first be redacted and baptized in Jewish Gnosis.
To that end it is therefore necessary to reject some of the Gentile Gnostic ideas and clarify that the Gentile-Gnostic Devil (the Demiurge) described in Gentile-Gnosticism as a serpent with the head of a lion must be identified with the fallen angel Samael, the serpent in the Garden of Eden who rules Assiah (the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil) and who traps the divine sparks of Adam and Eve within his sphere of influence by polluting them in order to bring life to his creations.
The High God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob must exile mankind from Yetzirah to Assiah but clothes them in skins out of pity.
Noahite Gnostics did not consider themselves Arabs (9:97) but spoke an Arabic dialect influenced by Imperial Aramaic which they called Intelligible Arabic (16:103) to distinguish it from the common Quraysh language spoken by Muslim Arabs (49:14).
