This research focuses on the
prophecy or prophethood of the old Kurdish prophet Zoroaster and his book The
Avesta. More than a century ago, the western printed sources and publications
presented Zoroaster's doctrines and beliefs distortedly exploiting them to
achieve their own aims; hence, this research throws light on this aspect. Another aspect of the research is the view of Malay
Gawra of Koya, who was a distinguished ahead of their time. He believed in the
existence of Zoroaster and his being a Kurd supported by the great explainers
before him.
This research focuses on the prophecy or prophethood of the old Kurdish prophet Zoroaster and his book The Avesta. More than a century ago, the western printed sources and publications presented Zoroaster's doctrines and beliefs distortedly exploiting them to achieve their own aims; hence, this research throws light on this aspect. Another aspect of the research is the view of Malay Gawra of Koya, who was a distinguished ahead of their time. He believed in the existence of Zoroaster and his being a Kurd supported by the great explainers before him.
Journal Section | Makaleler |
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Publication Date | December 10, 2016 |
Submission Date | December 16, 2016 |
Published in Issue | Year 2016Volume: 2 Issue: 3 |
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