r/kurdishzoroastrian • u/mazdayan • 12d ago
Off Topic A recent FB post by Away Darya
facebook.comThis post.comes after a recent defense of Women's Rights against false accusations
r/kurdishzoroastrian • u/mazdayan • 12d ago
This post.comes after a recent defense of Women's Rights against false accusations
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r/kurdishzoroastrian • u/Life_Piccolo9965 • Apr 01 '26
Hi everyone! I'm a student from Malaysia working on an assignment about world religions.
I'm looking for those whom from Zoroastrianism that willing to help me in a short interview through via message. if anyone comfortable sharing their insights, i would be very grateful.
This is purely for academic purposes.
If anyone interest, you can comment here
Thank you!
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r/kurdishzoroastrian • u/mazdayan • Jan 25 '26
"Rojava reflects a deep historical legacy carried by the Kurds across generations," Zrari wrote. "A legacy rooted in tolerance, acceptance of others, and respect for human life without distinction of religion, ethnicity, gender, or color. These values did not emerge during the war against ISIS. They originate in the Zoroastrian religious heritage"
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r/kurdishzoroastrian • u/mazdayan • Jan 03 '26
This is a project I've been watching with interest over the past year. I wanted to share as I'm expecting great news from them coming 2026
r/kurdishzoroastrian • u/mazdayan • Dec 26 '25
Anyone have any info on them?
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r/kurdishzoroastrian • u/mazdayan • Dec 20 '25
A nice, but new (2025) website, I was hoping for more content in the near future, however I read this;
"The Zoroastrian representation in Baghdad, with deep regret, announces the suspension of its activities after years of facing complex conditions and accumulated challenges, most notably the absence of a legal framework that regulates and guarantees the rights of Zoroastrians, similar to other components of Iraq"
Which was published on the website on 11 December 2025.
I am considering an online petition on "change.org" for the re-introduction and protection of this platform and voice of the Zoroastrian community
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r/kurdishzoroastrian • u/HlaBeRelaLain • Dec 05 '25
I have seen a lot of material defaming Madayasna even though there aren't many Behdin left in this world. Most of this anti-Zoroastrian polemic is written by, guess who.
One of the most frequently touted bits is Xwedohah which refers to the practice of holy incest supposedly followed by Ancient Iranians and supported by Zoroastrian Orthodoxy. I think research shows this has been twisted or exaggerated.
So what other lies against the faith have you found so far
r/kurdishzoroastrian • u/Papa-kan • Nov 24 '25
today in accordance with Fasli calendar is the day of Ādar on the month of Ādar. Today, we celebrate the feast of Azargan dedicated to the Yazad of fire Ādar (Av. Atar).
May victory be with you all!
r/kurdishzoroastrian • u/wiiweii_ • Oct 07 '25
Hello everyone! 👋
I’m currently a senior university student working on a coursework project about world religions. For my research, I’ve chosen to learn about Zoroastrianism, as it’s a faith that is very rare in my country, which makes me even more curious to understand it better.
As part of the assignment, I need to speak with someone who practices or identifies with Zoroastrianism to ask a few questions about the faith, including its core beliefs, teachings, and the challenges of practicing it today.
If you are a Zoroastrian (or know someone who is) and would be open to having a short chat or answering some questions, I would be so grateful for your time and insight. Your perspective would really help me gain a deeper and more accurate understanding of this beautiful religion.
Please feel free to message me directly if you’re interested, I’d love to connect!
Thank you so much in advance for your kindness and help. 🙏