The Iranian government continues to persecute religious minorities, including groups supposedly given special recognition by the country’s constitution: Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians.
Citizens who are not recognised as Christians, Zoroastrians, or Jews may not engage in public religious expression in Iran. Before she attempted to leave Iran, Seddiqi Hamedani recorded a video in ...
In Iran a priest named Zoroaster reformed the Indo-Iranian polytheistic faith along ethical lines and preached a religion with one god, Ahura Mazda, and an underlying dualistic theology pitting Good ...
Iran is seen as yet another participant in the religious and intellectual upheavals ... and the renting of inseminators were not uncommon and that incestuous marriage was encouraged under Zoroastrian ...
Iranian authorities led a spate of arrests ... "The number of those who identify as Zoroastrian is considerable," Mansour explains, referring to one of the world's oldest monotheistic religions ...