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Parseeism

Parseeism refers to the religion and practices followed by the Zoroastrians, or Parsees. It is a monotheistic faith founded by the Persian prophet Zoroaster, also known as Zarathustra, and is characterized by the belief in one supreme god, Ahura Mazda. Parseeism encompasses various rituals, ethical teachings, and sacred texts.

Example sentences:

1. Nurturing a deep sense of Parseeism, the Zoroastrians adhere to principles of honesty, purity, and justice in their daily lives.

2. The sacred fire plays an essential role in Parseeism, symbolizing the eternal flame of Ahura Mazda.

3. The Parsee community celebrates the festival of Navroze, which marks the New Year according to their Parseeism traditions.

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