The Etymology of "Farvahar" (opens in new tab)

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falakiOP9mo ago

Many in the west wrongly assume the symbol they know as Farvahar is a representation of Aura Mazda, the Zoroastrian great god. Some even call the symbol Ahura Mazda. The real story is much more fascinating.

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The Etymology of "Farvahar" (opens in new tab)

(medium.com)

2 pointsfalaki9mo ago1 comments

1 comments

falakiOP9mo ago

Many in the west wrongly assume the symbol they know as Farvahar is a representation of Aura Mazda, the Zoroastrian great god. Some even call the symbol Ahura Mazda. The real story is much more fascinating.

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