Tag: Zahhak

By Dr. Farhad Mirza-Hosseini Iranian Studies Department, University of Tehran In the vast tapestry of Iranian mythology, few figures loom as large or cast as dark a shadow as Zahhak (Aži Dahāka). This thousand-year-old tale, preserved in both Zoroastrian religious…
In the grand tapestry of Persian history, few symbols resonate as deeply with our national spirit as the Derafsh Kaviani. This legendary standard, with its rich history and profound symbolism, has been a beacon of hope, unity, and resistance for…
Khordadgan is an ancient Iranian celebration that reflects the rich cultural heritage and philosophical depth of Iran. This festival is a significant part of the Zoroastrian tradition, rooted in the pre-Islamic era, and has continued to be observed by those…