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1) The links in this category are not to Zoroastrian websites but to Iranian ones, that we want to bring to your attention. We have the Iranian Heritage in common, that we are proud of and as such is an essential background of Zoroastrianism. We also show links here to other Zoroastrian related sites, such as business, gifts, etc. Disclaimer: We do not take any responsibility for products sold by commercial sites, nor for any views and/or opinions that are exposed on the sites we link to on www.zoroastrianism.cc.
THE IRANIAN magazin http://www.iranian.com/ AZADAN, a publication about pre-Islamic Iranian history, religion and culture. http://www.ardyco.com/ MEET UP with other local Zoroastrians to discuss Good Thoughts, Good Words and Good Deeds. International Zoroastrian Meetup Day This is a spiritual document to enlighten us about God's hand in creation of the universe The Truth Shall Make You Free!		The most useful Farsi media. http://www.gooya.com/ a kurdish personal home page. http://www.koskikurd.com/ We are an online Iranian women's community. We provide information on women's health, Persian culture, ethnic concepts, maps and pictures of Middle East. http://www.irandokht.com
2) The links in this catergory are to Zoroastrian sites with a number of aditional beliefs, aside of the Gathas, that we don't share. The sites listed here do not all share the same beliefs either, so they do as such not belong in the same category. We call them conservative, progressive, liberal, etc., but cannot always be sharply distinguished in separate groups.They are all pro-conversion though and therefore they are listed here.
Californian Zoroastrian Center /www.CaliforniaZoroastrianCenter.org		Welcome to PersianDNA ™.com The Great Persian Empire on the .NET \| HISTORY \| ZOROASTRIAN \| MEHRDAD!™ VIA E-MAIL \| TRAVEL \| DOWNLOADS \| CHAT \| ClubDNA ... http://www.persiandna.com/zoroastrian.htm
3) Below are some Zoroastrian websites with views that we firmly take distance from. Basically, these organizations or individuals are opposed to conversion and see Zoroastrianism as a ´closed´ religion along ethnic lines. They deem that one is ´born´ into the religion, through having two Zarathushtian parents.
Zoroastrian Anjuman of Northern California http://www.zanc.org/ Traditional Zoroastrianism http://www.zoroastrianism.com/ Zoroastrian Association of Houston (ZAH) http://www.zah.org/manashni.html		Zoroastrian Association in the Greater Boston Area http://web.mit.edu/zoroastrian/www/ZAGBA/home.html http://web.mit.edu/zoroastrian/www/ZAMIT/home.html Zoroastrian Association of North Texas http://www.zant.org/index.htm