Examine the circumstances that made ""Parsis"" to adopt the local Customs of Inda.
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According to tradition, the Parsis initially settled at Hormuz on the Persian Gulf but finding themselves still persecuted they set sail for India, arriving in the 8th century.
The follower is called Parsi because the religion arrived in India from Persia. This religion was established by Zarathustra in 6th or 7th century BC. The followers of this religion exiled from Iran in the 7th century AD. because of religious persecutions by the Muslims. They arrived in Gujarat region of India.
The Parsi religion is the ancient Indo-European religion of Zarathushta. The Avestan language is a sister of Vedic Sanskrit. In our religion, we pray to Ahura Mazda (Lord of Wisdom), the name of the One Creator God for us, who is formless and omnipresent, much like Nirguna Brahman in the Indian Vedanta
60,000 Parsis
It's estimated that there are 60,000 Parsis in India - half as many as there were in the 1940s.
Parsis(Zoroastrians)do not cremate their dead. They leave the body in Tower of Silence where it is eaten by Vultures or any other birds. ... The Tower of Silence has 3 Concentric circles. Dead bodies are arranged on the towers in three concentric circles.
Parsis(Zoroastrians)do not cremate their dead. They leave the body in Tower of Silence where it is eaten by Vultures or any other birds. ... The Tower of Silence has 3 Concentric circles. Dead bodies are arranged on the towers in three concentric circles.
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