Misunderstood
religion, Kerman, Iran, June 2005
The Zoroastrianism is one of the oldest but perhaps most
misunderstood religions practiced today.
Its spiritual doctrines on heaven, hell and resurrection heavily influenced
Islam and Christianity.
Zoroastrians are sometimes incorrectly labeled as fire-worshippers
and have at times suffered persecution as a result.
For Zoroastrians, fire represents a pure creation and is a symbol of
their religion; much like a cross is to Christians.

Kerman, Iran (the entrance to Museum of Iran's Zoroastrians that was
officially opened on Tirgan, located at Kerman's Atashkadeh complex),
June 2005.
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