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• Gifts to a Magus : Indo-Iranian studies honoring Firoze Kotwal

  Dastur Firoze Kotwal is a High Priest of the Parsi Zoroastrians of India and perhaps their greatest scholar in the Priestly tradition. From the age of 19 he has spent many hours each day studying Zoroastrian Manuscripts, particularly at the Meherjirana Library, Navsari, Gujarat. He has been Advisor to the UNESCO Parzor Project in its Module of Manuscript preservation. Firoze, aged two and a half, with (...)

• Late antique motifs in Yezidi oral tradition

  Yezidis are a Kurdish religious minority of a few hundred thousand souls, living mainly in Northern Iraq, as well as Syria, Turkey and the Caucasus. Yazidi religious practices have been described as a blend of Eastern religions with hints of the ancient Zoroastrian and Mithraic practices, as well as elements of Christianity, Judaism and Islam. All the monotheistic prophets are recognized, but Abraham and Noah (...)
• Dakhma in Quba district of Azerbaijan Republic
• مانتراهای زرتشتی
• Tbilisi Ateshgah
• آیا باید زرتشتی شدن خود را آشکار کرد؟
• Yazidism and its Mazdean roots
• نوروز می آید
• سوشیانت و امام زمون
• Shahanshah Shah Behram Varjavand
• در زرتشتی بودن تریتا پارسی
• ARZ’s relentless pursuit
• L’islam, idéologie perverse
• برنامۀ کار مرکز زرتشتیان پاریس
• چگونه می توان زرتشتی شد؟
• We ask that you set Neda free
• کسی که در خط سبز باشد زرتشتی نیست