Library: World Religions: Zoroastrianism

A Scene From the Hamzanama

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Find materials on Zoroastrianism in a college library using the call numbers beginning with the letters BL .

To find items in a public library on Zoroastrianism, look for items with the call number 295.

An Introduction to Ancient Iranian Religion by William W. Malandra
Call Number: READ ONLINE
ISBN: 9780816611140
Publication Date: 1983
Pious Citizens: Reforming Zoroastrianism in India and Iran by Ringer, Monica M
Call Number: READ ONLINE
ISBN: 9780815650607
Publication Date: 2011
Reclaiming the Faravahar : Zoroastrian survival in contemporary Tehran by Fozi, Navid
Call Number: READ ONLINE
ISBN: 9087282931
Publication Date: 2014
1. Background, Questions, and Theory; 2. The Preterrain of Fieldwork in Iran; 3. The Ritual Construction of an Alternative Religious Space; 4. Claiming Authenticity in Shi'i-Dominated Iranian Culture; 5. The Performance of Difference and Similarity; 6. Religious Rationalization and Revivalism; 7. Conclusion
The spirit of Zoroastrianism by Skjærvø, Prods O.
Call Number: READ ONLINE
The Zoroastrian Faith by S. A. Nigosian
Call Number: MAIN BL1571 .N44 1993 READ ONLINE
ISBN: 077351144X
Publication Date: 1993-09-24
Zoroastrianism: a Guide for the Perplexed by Jenny Rose
Call Number: READ ONLINE
ISBN: 1283245809
Publication Date: 2014

Avesta — Zoroastrian Archives
We provide the complete text of the extant Avesta, the most ancient scriptures of Zoroastrianism, as well as many Pahlavi scriptures. It also includes information about the Avestan language, and other useful information for students of Zoroastrian religion. Most of the texts in these archives are extremely rare.
European Centre For Zoroastrian Studies
"[T]he “European Centre for Zoroastrian Studies” which is above all a secular and a humanist Centre will create a space where those who are involved in research and those interested in the humanistic and existential thoughts of Zarathustra, and especially in...
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* his contribution to the formation of the European culture
* his influence on the foundation of the identity of peoples from Persia and Central Asia
* his contribution to the formation of humanistic values, common to the European culture and to that of Persia and Central Asia, can meet and present the results of their work."
The Society of Scholars of Zoroastrianism (SSZ)
"The SSZ Mission is to promote interaction between and among academicians, theologians (priests) educationists, lay scholars and practitioners of Zoroastrianism through roundtable discussions, conferences and publications."
The World Zoroastrian Organisation
Globally supporting Zoroastrianism, its people and traditions.