New Year's Hymn - Niyaayesh Nowruzi - Zoroastrian's Hymn

Persian New Year's hymn from Sea Captain Aryaban .
This is a poem By Sea Captain ARYABAN for the occasion of the Persian new year - No Rooz - 1388 - No Rooz e shuma Shad va Khojasteh baad.

Hidden away in the folds of Iran's mountains lie the holy towns of the Zoroastrians, ( Check-Check ) - the ancient religion that continues to defy Iranian Islamic fundamentalism.

Happy New Year
Editor : Bahramerad

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[ellie3637]

I would like to join a Zoroastrian group, does anyone know who I can contact? I live in South Oregon. Thanks.

[tupac175]

Greetings from an Indian zoroastrian.

[Tan4etoyo]

@Bahramerad this remind me of what could have happen to us Bulgarians true the five centuries of Turkish slavery 

[Jhaub420]

Yes that is an accurate date, it has been linguistically proven that he lived around 1800 BC

Peace,

Zarathushtra. ORG

[tosan1]

As far as I know the Safavid were Azaris.

[mazdakbabak]

Dear ZedYahood2 (Mr. Smart)

Zoroaster was living at least 1200 years before Achaemenids or 3700 years ago. Do you think Zoroaster was as smart as you to mention Achaemenids, Medes or Persains? No he wasn't!!! you are much smarter

[Bahramerad]

ZedYahood2 : You are right that - The ancient Iranian culture ' Seemorgh ' has its roots before Zoroastrism, which brought forth concepts and images that can clearly be separated from the later teachings of Zoroaster .

If You are keen to find out how these meanings interrelate and how some are different and have seperate meanings. see : Manuchehr Jamali's website

[ZedYahood2]

Bahramerad;

Kurds are Meads (Maddha); Kurds have been in Iran longer than any Iranian has been and Kurds always saved Iran. Did you know that the Safavids were actually Kurds? I bet you didn't know!

[ZedYahood2]

If I am not mistaken Iranians were Mitraists before Zaretoshtian Persians coming to Iran and changing the religion of the local people. Do you know about Mitarism? It is the base of Christianity; almost all Christian rituals and beliefs come from Mitraism.

BTW, do you know what the Moghs of Zaratosht did to the Iranians? Read the history!

[Bahramerad]

Zoroaster (Latinized from Greek variants) or Zarathushtra (from Avestan Zaraθuštra), also referred to as Zartosht (Persian: زرتشت), was an ancient Iranian prophet and religious poet. The hymns attributed to him, the Gathas, are at the liturgical core of Zoroastrianism.