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Rustom Faramna Agiary, Dadar, Mumbai - India


Rustom Faramna Agiary, Dadar, Mumbai - India




Cama Baug (Big Otla), Khetwadi Main Road, Mumbai - India


Cama baug





Wadiaji's Atash Behram Agiari, Marine Lines, Mumbai - India



Wadiaji Atash Behram






Parsi Fire Temple Guardian


Pictures of Agiaries - Kuwait Zoroastrain Association(KZA)








Fire Temple in Ahmadabad




An Indian Zoroastrian, or Parsi,  Priest gestures as he explains the significance of the Asho Farohar (Angels) to a young girl at a Parsi Fire Temple in Ahmedabad, 20 August 2007, on the occasion of Navroz or Parsi New Year.  Parsis are Zoroastrians who arrived in India 1200 years ago from Persia, fleeing persecution at the hands of Arab conquerors invading Persia.  Despite their meagre numbers, the Parsi community has played a large role in the development of the country From Getty Images by AFP/Getty Images.
8 months ago: An Indian Zoroastrian, or Parsi, Priest gestures as he explains the significance of the Asho Farohar (Angels) to a young girl at a Parsi Fire Temple in Ahmedabad, 20 August 2007, on the occasion of Navroz or Parsi New Year. Parsis are Zoroastrians who arrived in India 1200 years ago from Persia, fleeing persecution at the hands of Arab conquerors invading Persia. Despite their meagre numbers, the Parsi community has played a large role in the development of the country




Old Zoroastrian Fire Temple in Iran




Old Zoroastrian Fire Temple








Zoroastrian fire temple - Yazd

Zoroastrian fire temple








Pictures of Agiaries - Kuwait Zoroastrain Association(KZA)
Door to the Spring Sanctuary of Ahura Mazda,
Zoroastrian Fire Temple of Chak Chak, Iran


Pictures of Agiaries - Kuwait Zoroastrain Association(KZA)
A mosaic symbol of the Zoroastrian faith atop a fire temple in Shiraz, Iran



KZA - Bhikha Behram Well in Mumbai



Parsee place of worship at Bhikha Behram Well, Mumbai


Bhika Behram Well is a freshwater well dug in 1725 by a Parsi named Bhikaji who had come from Bharuch to Mumbai. The well is situated at Churchgate in Greater Mumbai District, at one end of Cross Maidan, near the Central Telegraph Office. The well and its stone canopy are decorated with stained glass. Parsis treat the well and its surroundings as sacred because it contains fresh water even though it is close to the sea. Parsis pray here with their foreheads pressed against the stone rim. It is said that if anyone lit a lamp near the well, all his wishes would be fulfilled.









Zarthustsaheb Darbar


ZarthustSaheb Darbar






Kza


Zarthustra







KZA - Holy Fire



Holy Fire







** Atash Beharam of Udvada **





Fire Temple at Udvada
Photograph dated 1909




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Anonymous Nice Pictures 1 Nov 23 2008, 1:31 AM EST by Firdosh
 
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These are nice Pictures. Specially the one of Zarthustsaheb Darbar.
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