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Iran's Ancient Religious Landscape Before Islam
Long before Islam and even before Zoroastrianism, Iranian tribes followed an ancient Indo-Iranian religion
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A Parsi Woman's Perspective On Being Denied Basic Rights
To every fanatic out there who wants to come between this child and the religion that is his birth right, a word of caution - your karma awaits you. Because God is watching.
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Supreme Court To Examine Religious Rights Of Parsi Women Married To Non-Parsi Men
The Supreme Court in August will analyse whether a Parsi woman after marriage deemed to take the religion of her husband would cease to be a Parsi. The top court will also examine if a Parsi woman can be deprived of her religious identity and rights after marrying a man of different religion.
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Bid To Move 700-Yr-Old Holy Fire From Bharuch To Navi Mumbai Divides Parsis
A move to shift the 700-year-old holy fire from a shut Bharuch fire temple to a soon-to-open agiary in Kopar Khairane has sparked yet another battle between traditionalists and modernists in the Parsi community.
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Iran's Ancient Religious Landscape Before Islam
Long before Islam and even before Zoroastrianism, Iranian tribes followed an ancient Indo-Iranian religion
-
A Parsi Woman's Perspective On Being Denied Basic Rights
To every fanatic out there who wants to come between this child and the religion that is his birth right, a word of caution - your karma awaits you. Because God is watching.
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Supreme Court To Examine Religious Rights Of Parsi Women Married To Non-Parsi Men
The Supreme Court in August will analyse whether a Parsi woman after marriage deemed to take the religion of her husband would cease to be a Parsi. The top court will also examine if a Parsi woman can be deprived of her religious identity and rights after marrying a man of different religion.
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Bid To Move 700-Yr-Old Holy Fire From Bharuch To Navi Mumbai Divides Parsis
A move to shift the 700-year-old holy fire from a shut Bharuch fire temple to a soon-to-open agiary in Kopar Khairane has sparked yet another battle between traditionalists and modernists in the Parsi community.
