Where is the place whereZorastrians worship and what is the currant event inthe world with Zoroastrianism?
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Zoroastrian faith can't be practiced as once it was, simply because most of its Scriptures were destroyed by the rise of Arab rulers claiming Islam must be the only faith, destroyed much of its history before 1000AD. So we simply can't know more than a few pieces which don't make sense by themselves. In sum, most practice today is based on speculation of what was lost, and this varies from group to group according to how it has been passed down.
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You are in luck... Iran is the shemale capital of the arab world.  Try searching on urnotalone.com or a similar site and I'm sure you'll find someone.
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According to Iranian law Zoroastrians, Jews and Christians are the only recognized religious minorities in Iran but that is so very often violated especially in the case of Christians and Jews.
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Sure... why not? The church of YARS (Yahoo Answers Religion & Spirituality)\n\n(((( r u randy? ))))\n.
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only significant iranian community in korea is in seoul, in a part of town called itaewon.  in fact, itaewon is has a large international community, but especially a middle eastern one, because i think the only mosque in korea is in itaewon.  don't quote me on that, though...
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n wat religion wld tt b?
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Iran is a theocracy. Their religious leaders are also their political leaders. Although the people themselves are very westerniazed, their leaders are not which leads to a lot of discontent within the people. They are about 10 years away from having a working nuclear program, but are a nuclear threat. Don't know what else you want to know without you asking specifics, but that was some random stuff.
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I did a little research for you, I hope is what you were looking for:\n\nOn May 1 in the Northern Hemisphere The 'Betane Sabbat' is celebrated by Wiccans, Witches, and Druids (also known as May Day, Roodmass or Rudemass, and Walpurgisnacht) is derived from an ancient Druidic fire festivale celebrating the union of the 'Goddess' and the 'Horned God'. It also celebrates the rebirth of the 'Sun', marking the death of Winter, and the birth of Spring. Traditionally at dawn morning dew is gathered from the grass and wild flowers collected to be used in mystical rituals, potions and workings for good luck. Throughout the day, Nature is celebrated by feasting, games, poetry readings, and clockwise (desoil) dancing around the brightly decorated Maypoles.\n\nMay 4 - Fairy Day, According to Irish folklaw, it is on this day that the mischievous fairy folk emerge from their hiding places. To prevent human children from being stolen by the fairies and replaced by grotesque changelings, an offering of tea and bread must be left on the doorstep for the little people. For protection against fairies while travelling (especially through heavily wooded areas or open fields), wear your coat inside out. This is said to cause them such confusion that they are unable to cause any trouble.\n\nMay 8, in Cornwall England, the annual 'Furry Dance is performed in the streets of Helston on this day in honour of the old 'Celtic Horned God' in the guise of 'Robin Hood'. The festival which features street dancing and a daylong procession throughout the town for good fortune, is one of the oldest surviving Springtime ceremonies in the world.\n\nMay 26 - 'Sacred Well Day', is celebrated on this day, it is traditional for Pagans and Witches (especially in Ireland and Great Britain) to decorate sacred wells with wreaths and to toss offerings of flowers into the water in honour of the deities and spirits of the wells. This custom dates back prior to the Roman occupation, but is similar to their celebration of 'Fortinalia', which also took place on this day.\n\n\nI hope this helped, if you need any more information please feel free to contact me.\n\nYour Friendly Priest of Pan
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There is a catagory for that. It's under "society & culture", then click on "Religion & Spirituality".
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http://www.iran-heritage.org/interestgroups/nowruzfactsheet.htm
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Europe\n"Superstitious"
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Jerusalem because Islam, Judaism, and Christianity, all consider it the holiest place on Earth. Second to that I guess it would be the Vatican and the Buddhist temples in the Himalayas.
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http://www.theenolagay.com/event.html
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They all seem to be associated with St Mary's Cathedral in Sydney Australia. Please see the following link. It should provide you with the information you need.
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you have a culture rooted in ancient times, and a beautiful language. iran is the middle east's dignity. i would like to have a visit there.
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Do you mean Zyrian?\n\nhttp://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=Zyrian