person who worships jah

A person who worships Jah is called a "Rasta" or a Rastafarian. Rastafarians follow the Rastafari religion, which is a monotheistic faith that worships Jah as the singular God, a shortened form of Jehovah. Rastafari originated in Jamaica in the 1930s and places special significance on Haile Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia, who is regarded in various ways including as the incarnation of Jah or a prophet. Rastafarians emphasize an Afrocentric worldview, spiritual connection to Jah within each individual, and cultural practices such as wearing dreadlocks and using cannabis as a sacrament.