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Iran to celebrate UNESCO recognition of Sadeh festival
TEHRAN – Iran’s Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism is set to hold an event, celebrating the UNESCO designation of the Sadeh festival as a shared heritage between the Islamic Republic...
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How to setup a Zoroastrian Haftseen Table for Naorooz
Take a look at how to setup a Zoroastrian Haftseen Table with Mobedyar Mahshad Khosraviani Courtesy : FEZANA The post How to setup a Zoroastrian Haftseen Table for Naorooz appeared first on...
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Ava Yazad Parab Celebration on 22 March 2024
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Navroz – A Global Celebration
Dear Friends, After months of working and networking across the world, Parzor is delighted to announce the Parzor Google Arts & Culture Online Exhibition – ‘ Navroz – A Global Celebration’, a...
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TISS – Parzor Certificate Programme
Programme Proposal for the Parzor-TISS Certificate in Parsi Zoroastrian Culture & Heritage Studies Background The Parsi-Zoroastrian community, its history, assimilation in India and...
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Simple ways to maintain purity in our daily lives
Purity is a central theme in Zoroastrian doctrine and the Zoroastrian practitioner’s daily life. In the Gathas the following is clearly stated “Purity is the best thing for man from birth” (Ys. 48.5)....
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Meher Yazata & Mehergan
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WHY WE ADD ONE RUPEE COIN IN THE GIFT COVER – PEHRAMNI
On an auspicious occasion, we prefer giving a gift in the envelope that is never like Rs. 100 or 500 or 1000; but it is always Rs. 101, 501 or 1001 so on…. Have you ever thought why we add that extra...
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Hidden reason for Zoroastrian “CHAHARSHANBEH SOORI” (Red Wednesday) 🔥 custom...
The post Hidden reason for Zoroastrian “CHAHARSHANBEH SOORI” (Red Wednesday) 🔥 custom in Iran; before celebration of Nowruz🌹 appeared first on Zoroastrians.net.
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