Ahura mazda

Ahura Mazda, or Ahuramazda, is an ancient Iranian Religion, Zoroestrian's God. Here, you Review this Persian God's other Names, Characteristics, Religions, etc.

Khshathra Vairya (Desirable Dominion, Righteous Power) Persian Arch Angel of Power - Amesha Spenta He is associated with sky and metal. Even though he would rather defend the royalty, he is the protector of the poor. He enforces peace by using his various weapons. His attributes are the helmet, the shield and the spear. The sixth month of the calendar is dedicated to him. His eternal opponent is the Arch-Demon Saurva.

Photo about Stone carving of ancient king of persia iran. Image of relic, stone, historic - 11141136

In the Shahnameh a poetic opus written by the Persian poet Ferdowsi around 1000 AD, Zahhak is an evil king who conquers Iran and who has serpents growing out of his shoulders. A long time ago in between the two great rivers Euphrates and Tigris there was a land called Mesopotamia. Deep inside the castleRead more

Zoroastrianism

There are no surviving images of Zarathushtra / Zarathustra / Zoroaster. The images in use today are modern-day artists' impression. We do n...

Faravahar or Farohar, Ahura-Mazda - Crystalinks

In my first semester of college (1969) I wrote a term paper on Zoroastrianism. That paper affected my fundamentalist understanding of Satan and hell, though it did not come to fruition until severa…

Relief of the supreme Zoroastrian deity Ahura Mazda, from the Hall of a Hundred Columns at the Persian capital of Persepolis, on display in the Harvard Art Museums