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Run, my friend, run alone! Thus said Zarathustra
Run, my friend, run alone! I see you from the cry of the deaf men and from the bite of the wounded fools. The forest and the good bear know how to be quiet with you. Once again, be like the tree you love; The same branching tree that leans quietly on the sea.…
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Fire in Iran and the Achaemenid era
In addition to its religious role in ancient Iran, fire has also had other uses. The religious role of fire in ancient Iran has taken the largest share of the roles of this seventh creature, Ahura Mazda, in religious and historical texts, and it is known more than its other functions. But the fire…
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Introduction to Zarathustra, the Iranian prophet
Zoroastrianism, Zoroastrianism or Zoroastrianism The name of the Iranian prophet, the founder of the Zoroastrian religion or Mazdisna; And the poet of the Gathas is the oldest part of the Avesta. Aristotle, Eudoxus and Hermipus wrote that Zarathustra lived five thousand years before the Trojan War.. Diogenes Laertius also recounted the same point of view according to Hermodros and Xanthos.…
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Fire temples and shrines (Pantheon)
Fire Temple : Another name for it is Azarfarnbagh or Azar Khordad fire temple, which means fire of Farah Izadi . Its location is in the city of Firozabad or Ardashir Khore or Ardashir Khore, one hundred and twenty kilometers south of Shiraz, and its big palace built by the emperor of Ardashir…
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Victor Hugo Chame says: Who did you visit?
Victor Hugo says: Who did you visit?. A star shines under his eyebrow and there is a blue sky inside his head. Before that, in the depths of the sky, in the eyes of Mugh Tarshru, there were two mysterious actors in the darkness. Which one should you be afraid of? Which one should be applied? Mani…
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Criticism of Mr. Ghiasabadi about Zarathustra's marriage to his daughter Purochista
Criticism of what Mr. Ghiyath Abadi said about the marriage of Zoroaster with his own daughter Puruchista: Fereydoun Formzar – 13/4/1391 taken from: Tarngar Farda Mr. Reza Moradi Ghiyathabadi has claimed that the Gathas or Gathas translated Zoroastrianism into Farsi and his translation is "the first attempt to translate non-fictional Persian from…
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History (Avesta)
The history of Avesta : Avesta has a very painful history. In the ups and downs of this land's history, it was looted and looted many times. During the long-term wars of Iranians, Turanians, Greeks, Tazians, Turks, etc… Because of their bigotry, it has been stolen, burned or thrown into water many times. It is said that it was composed by…
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The position of women in Avesta
In ancient Iran, the position of women in society was very high and women cooperated with men in many matters of life. According to the book Nirangistan Pahlavi, women could participate in singing Yasna and holding religious ceremonies, or they could do such things by themselves.. Women could even enter…
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Civilization, religion and material language (Mad)
Neldeke Weed: ( If any inscriptions are found, I think that in terms of language and script, it will be the same as the inscriptions of the Achaemenid kings.) -۱- Darmes Teter - 2- believed that the Avesta (Zoroastrian Bible) It is written in material language. However, there is no doubt that the language of the materialists with…
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