- 1. Zoroastrianism is one of the world's oldest monotheistic religions, founded by the prophet Zoroaster in ancient Persia. It emphasizes the dualistic nature of the universe, with a belief in a constant struggle between good and evil. Zoroastrians worship Ahura Mazda as the supreme god and believe in free will, personal responsibility, and the ultimate judgement of souls. The religion has influenced many aspects of Persian culture and history, including concepts of justice, charity, and purity. Zoroastrianism has a rich tradition of rituals, prayers, and ceremonies, and its followers strive to live a life of goodness and righteousness in order to achieve happiness and harmony in both this world and the afterlife.
What is the holy book of Zoroastrianism called?
A) Vedas
B) Quran
C) Bible
D) Avesta
- 2. Which element does Zoroastrianism consider sacred?
A) Fire
B) Earth
C) Water
D) Air
- 3. Where did Zoroastrianism originate?
A) Persia (Iran)
B) Greece
C) India
D) China
- 4. What is the name of the Zoroastrian place of worship?
A) Church
B) Synagogue
C) Fire Temple
D) Mosque
- 5. What is the Zoroastrian celebration of the Iranian New Year called?
A) Diwali
B) Hanukkah
C) Eid al-Fitr
D) Nowruz
- 6. What is the Zoroastrian belief concerning the afterlife?
A) Purgatory
B) Heaven and Hell
C) Rebirth
D) Limbo
- 7. What is the Zoroastrian festival celebrated in honor of fire and creation?
A) Pongal
B) Sadeh
C) Vishu
D) Lohri
- 8. What is the Zoroastrian term for a place of no return?
A) Erebus
B) Ginnungagap
C) Niflheim
D) Chinvat Bridge
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