Zoroastrians.net

A very interesting treatise on Zoroastrianism by Khushnaz Bode

Click here …. zoroastrianism-an-overview

I know how we try to find good articles that can enrich our knowledge of our religion. It tells us something about mankind, our past history and links to other religions too.

In today’s times sometimes we shirk away from some reading due to controversies entwined.

We wonder what we can pass on to the next generations. This gap may get bridged with the following link to text which was written 82 years ago and is devoid of current confusions.

The link   http://www.farvardyn.com/zoroaster.php may please be clicked and a treasure trove in chronological order will unfold. Great reading for one and family too.

I am really glad I found it. When books are not available I feel this collection is very precious. Do read thro’ and you may not stop till the wee hours of morning. May God Bless us all.

- Dilnawaz Irani.

This the story of a people, who out of a steadfast love of their identity, religion, beliefs, customs and ancient traditions and much more that goes to forming a people/nation, decided they would rather find refuge in a new land, than give up all that was precious and invaluable to them.

These were the Persian Zoroastrians, who after the debacle of the Sassanid Empire and the victory of the Arab conquerors, found they had lost king and country.

Time is the predominant factor in evolution and, as such, when the time comes, things happen as destined in Nature. The time is now ripe when all the Zarthushtis of the world should become aware of the coming of the Saviour, RAENIDAR BEHRAM VARZAVAND. It is possible that some unfortunate sceptic may not believe in it. So be it, but at least let him/her be aware of it so that when it does happen, that individual will not be absolutely at sea.  

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LONDON, (CAIS) – Rivand Fire Temple in the village of Rivand in Khorasan Province, has finally been surveyed after its discovery and registration on Iran’s national heritage list in 1981, reported Persian service of ISNA on Monday.

A team of Iranian and Polish archeologists are studying the Rivand Fire Temple, located near the city of Sabzevar in Khorasan Province.
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Best wishes for Nau Roz and Saal Mubarak.

An interesting perspective submitted by Minocheher Damania

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Zoroastrian temple of Pir-e-Naraki, near Yazd, Chak Chak and many more - Very Interesting . ……………………… Contributed by Dilnawaz Irani

Interesting article on History of Persia and Zoroastrians : At some point in here – scholarly estimates vary widely – the prophet Zoroaster founded what may well be the world’s oldest revealed religion. He is referred to as both a Bactrian (which would place his origin near modern Afghanistan) and a Mede, but what is clear is that he was from Iran. Zoroastrianism is also the first religion to postulate a spiritual battle between good and evil; many of its ideas would find their way into later monotheistic faiths. Evidence of the influence of Zoroastrianism can be seen today in the communities of the Paarsi in India, and in the story of the Three Magi (Zoroastrians all) who visited Jesus, Mary, and Joseph in the manger.