How the tale of milk and sugar kept my people’s faith alive

My faith is Zoroastrianism, the oldest monotheistic religion in the world, originating in ancient Persia. The Persian prophet and religious reformer Zarthushta [Zoroaster] is regarded as its founder. It pre-dates the Abrahamic faiths of Judaism, Christianity and Islam and is likely to have influenced those religions too. Article By Dilnaz Billimoria | The Age A… Continue reading How the tale of milk and sugar kept my people’s faith alive

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Epic Iran Exhibition: An Overview by V&A and ZTFE

ZTFE would like to invite our members and well-wishers to join us for a specially curated evening on the Epic Iran exhibition, from the comfort of their homes.  The exhibition explores 5,000 years of Iranian art, design and culture, bringing together over 300 objects from ancient, Islamic and contemporary Iran.   It is scheduled to run… Continue reading Epic Iran Exhibition: An Overview by V&A and ZTFE

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Happy Jamshedi Navroze 2021

We wish all our readers a very Happy Jamshedi Navroze Mubarak. May this new spring bring about a new post-pandemic world. Below is a beautiful poem written by our dear reader Deenaz P. Coachbuilder.  About Deenaz P.Coachbuilder, Ph. D. Deenaz is an educator, writer, artist and environmental advocate. A retired school principal, professor in special… Continue reading Happy Jamshedi Navroze 2021

London’s ZTFE Zoroastrian Center Goes Purple for Census 2021

Going purple for Census 2021 Harrow’s Civic Centre and the iconic Zoroastrian Centre on Alexandra Avenue will join more than a hundred buildings and landmarks across England and Wales lighting up purple to celebrate the upcoming census and its importance to communities. The event is being organised by The Office for National Statistics (ONS) to… Continue reading London’s ZTFE Zoroastrian Center Goes Purple for Census 2021

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Parsis – The People from Pars — and the ancient tradition of Jamshedi Navroze

Niloufer is a cookbook author and cooking instructor with a great passion for food and a love of world travel. The people from Pars – a province in the Persian Empire — migrated to Gujarat, India, 2500 years ago. Persecuted, most of them fled, taking with them their rich culture, heritage, traditions and cuisine. The… Continue reading Parsis – The People from Pars — and the ancient tradition of Jamshedi Navroze

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