Zoroastrian Mythology
Zoroastrian Mythology refers to the collection of religious beliefs, stories, and traditions originating from the ancient Persian prophet Zoroaster. It includes myths about deities such as Ahura Mazda, the supreme god, and Angra Mainyu, the evil spirit. The mythology also encompasses tales of creation, cosmic battles between good and evil, and the concept of judgment after death. Various rituals, symbols, and practices are associated with Zoroastrian Mythology, which has influenced religious thought and culture in Iran and other regions for centuries.