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Our sixth author of the #EverydayParsi series is K

Our sixth author of the #EverydayParsi series is Khushru Master of Auckland, New Zealand. He shares his memories as a 12 year old mobed during his first full muktad prayer....and years later praying in a faraway land. Read article with link in bio or here: https://parsikhabar.net/everyday-parsi/everyday-parsi-khushru-master/23869/ #parsi #parsee #prayers #muktad #auckland #nz #newzealand

Ervad Zarrir Bhandara of Southern California is o

Ervad Zarrir Bhandara of Southern California is our fifth author in the #EverydayParsi series. ".....This year with grace of God and the blessings of our Hama Ashofarohars it will be my 48th year of performing Muktad prayers along with my son Ervad Zerkxis Bhandara. ....." Continue reading his beautiful story. Link in bio or here: https://parsikhabar.net/everyday-parsi/everyday-parsi-ervad-zarrir-bhandara/23858/

Our fourth author in the #EverydayParsi series is

Our fourth author in the #EverydayParsi series is Soonu Engineer of London, United Kingdom. Soonu talks about her memories of Muktad in Karachi, Pakistan .....Each karasya was in the memory of someone departed. There was no ornamentation – just the marble tables, the vases, flowers and light. That is what I see in my mind’s eye when I think of Muktad......."

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Boyds, Maryland Ervad Kurush Dastur and Mobedyar Hormuzd Katki leading Muktad Prayers for the ZAMWI community by zoom. A beautiful ceremony.

Our third author in the #EverydayParsi 2020 is Hom

Our third author in the #EverydayParsi 2020 is Homi D. Gandhi "....My muktaad memories began in my family’s kitchen in Bharuch, and this year will likely continue from home as well. The pandemic has brought me full circle......"

Our second author in the #EverydayParsi series is

Our second author in the #EverydayParsi series is Feroze Jamshedji Unwalla from Mumbai, India. "......My Muktad memories are among those I most cherish; of my parents and extended families dedicated to collectively serving our community and the togetherness we experienced in the process!......" Read entire article. Link in bio or here: https://parsikhabar.net/everyday-parsi/everyday-parsi-feroze-jamshedji-unwalla/23836/ #p#parsi #parsee #everydayparsi

Our first author in the #EverydayParsi series is N

Our first author in the #EverydayParsi series is Nergish Udwadia from Melbourne, Australia. Nergish writes...."I was recently invited by Parsi to provide a write up on the significance of Muktad in my life. After quite some reflection, memories both coherent and remarkably clear began to emerge. Memories thought lost, though details still sketchy, musings of prayers and ceremonies magically reached the cortex and poured onto paper. Ultimately for me, Muktad is synonymous with my dear mother and as such this perhaps is a story of 2 Everyday Parsis. Below is my Muktad journey. . ." Read her entire story. Link in bio or here: https://parsikhabar.net/everyday-parsi/everyday-parsi-nergish-udwadia/23833/

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It’s important to normalize having conversations about inequity, discrimination, racism, and injustice. How can we focus our energies to come up with creative solutions for the betterment of our community? We have a responsibility to call in members of our community into critical conversations and make our community more inclusive. Join Khushroo Mirza, a Zoroastrian mobedyar, for this insightful and interactive discussion about how Zoroastrians can tackle discrimination both within our community and beyond. Khushroo is based in Oakville, Canada and hosts regular talks with Zoroastrian Youth hosted by the OZCF. In this session we will discuss the scriptures and what they teach us about prejudice, discrimination, and living a righteous life. Participants will have a chance to ask questions and engage in a thoughtful discussion with all present. Let’s work together to create a united, harmonious community we can be proud to be a part of. We hope to see you there! Discussion will be moderated by @tanyahoshi (Chief Social Media Officer, FEZANA)

Check out the prize winning entries on @xyzfoundat

Check out the prize winning entries on @xyzfoundation feed
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XYZ's 1st Virtual Competition was Being Parsi 2020. Over the last 3 weeks over 200 participants sent pictures and videos on various themes in their age groups... Here is a glimpse of the winners...

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Our sixth author of the #EverydayParsi series is K

Ervad Zarrir Bhandara of Southern California is o

Our fourth author in the #EverydayParsi series is

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Boyds, Maryland  Er

Our third author in the #EverydayParsi 2020 is Hom

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Our sixth author of the #EverydayParsi series is K

Ervad Zarrir Bhandara of Southern California is o

Our fourth author in the #EverydayParsi series is

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Boyds, Maryland  Er

Our third author in the #EverydayParsi 2020 is Hom

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Our first author in the #EverydayParsi series is N

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