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/jaSHən/ The joy of the unspoken expression of individuality with respect for the planet by exclusively supporting eco-friendly brands of apparel, accessories & decor, thereby elevating social consciousness as a new stylish jashion trend.
Did you notice that all of the Oscar winners were dressed very 'jashionable'?
jashion by Mack Nedrad November 27, 2022
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An evil god worshiped by Hidan from Naruto
Have you thought about accepting Jashin into your life?
Jashin by PsychoticSoulReaper June 7, 2007
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He’s the most affectionate, passionate person you could ever meet. He can be clingy at times, but you still can’t stop talking to him. He would always listen to your problems, and never judges you. He is handsome and he has a high demand. Having a Jashon in your life is a blessing.
Oh my gosh! That Jashon is hot af!
Jashon by I gotcha man February 20, 2018
The god worshipped by the character Hidan from the show Naruto. It means "evil god" or "evil heart". Jashin, according to Hidan, expects that all followers of Jashin bring nothing less but utter destruction and death. Always before a fight, Hidan prays to Jashin, asking for a "good kill". If he is unsuccessful, or is not allowed to kill, he prays for forgiveness.
Jashin will punish you for not watching Naruto!
Jashin by kakaSHE95 May 19, 2009
A very sweet person. Normally African American. He makes a really good friend. If you have a friend names Jashon, consider yourself lucky
OMG. He is such a Jashon
jashon by Momoskittle May 1, 2016

Jashinism 

A widespread religion that died off centuries ago but was revived when it was featured in the anime/manga Naruto. Followers of this religion must worship Lord Jashin. They believe that after every last heathen is sacrificed, a new and peaceful Earth will be created.
I am a follower of Jashinism.
Jashinism by Aurenaci January 29, 2019

Jashinism 

Jashinism is a religion practiced by Hidan of the Anime/Manga Naruto which requires a masochistic love and self harm, and stresses that anything less than death and utter destruction is a sin. I stress that the religion's laws require that you understand the pain of others, therefore giving a person the right to give that same pain. That means that you cannot kill someone unless you are dead or have been killed (which is perfect for Hidan as he is immortal), thus requireng one to harm themself as a sacrifice everyday. Another requirement is that you pray to "Lord Jashin" (litteraly: evil god or evil heart)every day. The symbol worn on a neaklace by Jashinists in that of an upside-down triangle inside a circle (I've been told it is the fire-sign).
The laws of pain:
1- those who do not join our religion will die by the hands of those who have.
2-You must harm yourself as dedication.(Pain= Pleasure)
3-For those who do not understand the pain of others have no right to inflict that pain elsewhere.

Also:
A proper Jashinist will preach Jashinism whenever he/she has the chance.
Jashinism by Loki.Metal January 10, 2009
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