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A BRIEF HISTORY OF ZOROASTRIANISM (MAZDA YASNA) AND ITS FATE TODAY
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The article discusses a brief history of the Mazda Yasna religion, its place, its status in the modern globalized world, and issues. The article discusses the fate of the few Zoroastrian communities in countries where this religion exists.
Title: A BRIEF HISTORY OF ZOROASTRIANISM (MAZDA YASNA) AND ITS FATE TODAY
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The article discusses a brief history of the Mazda Yasna religion, its place, its status in the modern globalized world, and issues.
The article discusses the fate of the few Zoroastrian communities in countries where this religion exists.
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