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Kuwait Zoroastrian Association
My small contribution of effort involved in gathering concise simple information regarding our religion from different sites for the future young overseas Zoroastrian generation.
Please any suggestions comments or compliments will be appreciated on the bottom of the page in "Thread" section.
For more comprehensive information check the "WIKI PAGES""
| Dedicated to promoting the Spiritual Philosophy of Zarathushtra & Zoroastrianism |
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GOOD THOUGHTS, GOOD WORDS and GOOD DEEDS.
The best way of worshipping God is to allay the distress of the times, and to improve the conditions of mankind - This is true religion!
- An old Zoroastrian saying
Mahatma Gandhi once said "Parsis, in numbers beneath contempt, but in deeds, beyond compare!"
Compiled by: Nazneen Kelly Khodaiji
Mentor: Kelly and Dolly Khodaiji
| Proud to be A Parsi The Parsis of South Mumbai |
 KZA comprises of 100 members including offsprings and two couples non members. 2009-2010 Committee Members: Mr. Khushroo Daruwalla - President Mrs. Gool Alam Limzerwala - Committee Member Mrs. Nilufer Fredy Bhesania - Committee Secretary Mrs. Yasmine Percy Wadia - Committee Treasure KZA activities (2007-2008 & 2008-2009) |
 For more info about Fire Temple click on: List of Agiaries in Mumbai Atash Behrams on Google Map Various Zoroastrian Fire-Temples in Mainland Iran & the Greater-Iran. RENOVATIONS AT SHREEJI PAAK IRANSHAH'S MAKAAN Names of Agiaries in India |
   Some religious places and pictures |
| This is the story for us to remember always. (Why Parsis are Sweet)  Parsis migrated from the ancient Persia, to the western part of India, which is now Gujarat, about 1000 years ago. I have heard a very sweet story. Many centuries ago, when Parsis arrived, they approached the king of the local land. They wanted to settle in the new place. The king was hesitant because he was not sure how his land could support more people? To stress his point, he ordered a tall cup full of milk. He showed the cup to the Parsi immigrants, stated that this cup couldn't hold anything else similarly his land couldn't hold anything more. Parsis took a handful of sugar and poured in the cup and said, just like this sugar not only got well-blended with the milk but also made the milk sweeter, we would be one of you. So Parsis adapted the Gujarati culture. They speak Gujarati, ladies wear Gujarati style saris. They follow many Gujarati customs while still retaining their own customs and individuality. For recipes click on: New veg, non-veg and sweets |  Katy Dalal is a well known Bombay caterer and prolific cookery writer. She also had a distinguished career as an archaeologist. In addition to the two shown here published in 1998 and 2003, she has published other books on cooking which I will touch on later. Jamva Chaloji is "the lusty booming call from the caterer to the guests at a Parsi Wedding, to partake of the freshly cooked, hot, fragrant dinner that awaits them!" Katy's larger than life, warm personality shines through her books, and her obvious enthusiasm for good food and cooking is engaging. -------------------------------------------------------------
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| For more info of Bollywood Bawajis click:  Bollywood's Bawaji news Know about actor/actress Profile and his/her background click: www.iloveindia.com | Yoga Improving Memory and Concentration with Yoga Click : Health - Important Tips |
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| Visit some of this sites for it's various reasons: (Info. for Indians staying in Kuwait) Bringing the Community Under One Roof A Simple List of Zoroastrians Across the World The meeting ground for Zoroastrian Businesses and Professionals Across the World Welcome to Mazda Art which is all about Our main product line consists of Etched Zarathushtra and Farhovar in Curved and beveled Glass.  They say the community talks a lot - so, to Chat Online with Zoroastrians across the world Just Click here- no registrations, no software to download - Just Click and chat live ! | Choose from Hundreds of Free eCards and send as many as you want! |
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| Anonymous | Would like to connect with parsis in Kuwait | 1 | Nov 3 2009, 7:58 AM EST by kzamembers | ||
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Hi, my name is Jimmy Kumana, based in Houston, Texas. My company is bidding on a consulting contract in Kuwait (to KNPC) and I expect to be traveling back and forth for several months (Dec 2009 onwards). I would like to establish contact with the parsi community in Kuwait. Would appreciate if somebidy would contact me by email: jkumana@aol.com.
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| Anonymous | Informative & interesting | 0 | Oct 18 2009, 5:56 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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A good selection of articles. Please keep updating.
Please note the ad at top of the page 'Job vacancies in UK' is a scam. Please remove from the site. |
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| Anonymous | Keep doing this wonderful job!!! | 0 | Oct 1 2009, 8:13 AM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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I know creating this kind of site takes lots of hardwork in surfing around, being in touch with the latest happenings and events and getting involved in various kind of associations to get the information. Most important thing is that you are trying to collect this info and spread to all Zoroastrians.
This is very generous voluntary work you are doing for your Community. THIS IS TRUE COMMUNITY SERVICE. We are proud of you. Keep adding your drop of knowledge in the ocean of this site. |
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posted by kzamembers Apr 24 2008, 12:14 PM EDT
Freddie Mercury (Farrokh Bulsara) was probably the most famous Parsi of all time.
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