journé mondial des femmes david abbasi

Описание: Dr. Massoud Ansari (Dr. Roshangar)
(Author and translator of 43 books – Holder of three doctorates (Beirut, Iran, and the United States)
Head of Public Relations for the National Police
Professor at the Universities of Tehran, Beirut, and Washington
Winner of the Best Book of the Year Award granted by the Shah of Iran)
It can be rightly said that Dr. Siyâvash Avesta is one of the bold and dynamic pioneers of intellectual renewal in the Islamic world. His works, particularly his latest book Ayin-e Avesta, are among the major writings in the fight against superstition.
With this book, Dr. Avesta successfully accomplishes three essential historical missions:
1. Through rare and unexplored documents, he demonstrates that Iran, the founder and pillar of world civilization, fell into regression with the Arab invasion and the imposition of Islam.
2. He highlights Zoroaster’s spiritual and educational philosophies, contrasting them with the dogmas of a desert religion, and shows how the fundamental principles of Zoroastrianism (good thoughts, good words, good deeds) were destroyed.
3. Through rational argumentation, he proves how the Arab invasion and the imposition of Islam prevented the progress of the Iranian people, who were once the driving force of global innovation and culture.

If Only…
Master Shojaeddin Shafa
(Modern-day Zoroaster – Adviser to the Shah
Initiator of the 2500th-anniversary celebrations of the monarchy and the Imperial 2500-year calendar
President of the Cultural Council and Imperial Library)
If only we had Siyâvash Avesta during the golden years of Imperial Iran!
One of his most remarkable contributions is the creation of the 7000-year Aryan-Mithraic calendar.

• Dr. Ezzat Homayounfar,
former diplomat of the Shah of Iran, writer, poet in Switzerland:
"Mr. David Abbasi is tireless, always working relentlessly..."

• Professor Seyfoddin Nabavi,
cardiologist, advisor to the Prime Minister of Iran under the Shah, Nobel Prize nominee:
"Read the writings of Mr. David Abbasi to uncover the secrets of ancient and contemporary history..."

• Dr. Aria Manesh,
former deputy minister, writer, university professor (assassinated in Créteil in 1996):
"We congratulate Mr. Abbasi for his secular efforts in service of our people."

• Dr. Rahnaverdi,
writer, TV host in the United States, wrestling champion, MP, and governor:
"Beyond his cultural and intellectual contributions, Siyavash Awesta is a man with a great heart, filled with immense kindness."


Mehdi Bazargan
Founder and Secretary-General of the Freedom Movement of Iran – author of books aimed at politicizing Islam and youth – and the first Prime Minister of Khomeini’s government:
"I had never heard the term 'political Islam' before, and well, it is an innovation and a creation of Mr. Abbasi."
(It is worth noting that later, he called from Tehran to Paris to tell Siavash Avesta that he had been wrong for fifty years in politicizing Islam, and that Islam was not meant to teach us politics, cuisine, architecture, economics, or governance.)

Dr. Mostafa Mesbahzadeh
Senator and founder of the Kayhan newspaper:
"When the mailman brings me the newspapers in Paris, I place Kayhan on the shelf and first flip through Nimrooz to read the latest article by Siavash Avesta. I was therefore deeply saddened to learn that, after the end of the contract for the advertisement of his book, an inappropriate article had been published, and I extend my apologies to him."

Mehdi Rezaei
Murdered son of Mohsen Rezaei, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran – political refugee in the United States – assassinated in Dubai:
"Mr. Avesta, I inform you that young and old in Iran follow your broadcasts. People have become aware and now know that we once had a great and glorious culture and civilization, but these mullahs have set us back 1,400 years. Young Iranians are no longer Muslims."
The complete text of the Gathas of the Avesta
The latest discoveries of the 7,000-year-old civilization of Jiroft
Why Iranians never truly converted to Islam
The ancient Iranian marriage contract and its inscriptions
The meanings of Arabic names and the negligence of parents in choosing names with negative meanings
What the great figures of the world have said about Zoroaster
Avestan prayers
The role of women in Avestan thought
Ave