Daily Mail Online Article RatingIran's Zoroastrians keep ancient, sacred flame burning
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24% Somewhat Conservative
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25% ReliablePoor
- Policy Leaning
24% Somewhat Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
-60% Negative
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51% : In Iran, Zoroastrian leaders say the community nowadays counts about 50,000 members.51% : Today, the Zoroastrian community is estimated to number 200,000, mainly in Iran and India.
50% : Today, the Zoroastrian community is estimated at around 200,000 people who live mainly in Iran and India.
50% : Tehran recognises Zoroastrians as a religious minority, granting them freedom of worship and representation in parliament, which also reserves seats for other minorities including Armenians, Assyrians and Jews.
36% : A funerary rite known as "dakhma" was banned in Iran since the late 1960s for sanitary reasons.
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