The word '''Tsabians''' (Σοβιαΐ) refers to the Oriental Orthodox believers described as Mithrean Messianic Noahites. The original Mithrean Noahites were called [[Mages]] while the word Tsabi is closer to Sebomenoi (Σεβομενοι), the Greek word for Noahiteswhich was Tarsak (pl. Tarsakan).
The Arabic term Tsabi (Mithrean Messianic Noahites) or its Greek plural Sobiai also referred to Ekhasai's "Hearers" (ismai'i) or the Manicheans' uninitiated audience which has caused all Sobiai to be often simply (and inaccurately) referred to as Manicheans even if they were not aware of the "Great Secret" of Mani's Gnosticism. The Persian words for such Tsabis was [[Tazig|Tazig, (pl. Tazigan)]] and [[Nighòshagàn]].
Tsabians are described in Arabic sources as being between Karaite-Judaizers, Nazarenes and Mithrean Noahites. They said la ilaha il allah, used to face a specific direction (perhaps south) to pray the Liturgy of Hours and fasted for the Nativity Fast every year.
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