Zoroastrianism was the main religion of Persia (Iran) before the arrival of Islam. Islam is the religion of Muslims. There are still some followers of Zoroastrianism in Iran as well as in Karachi in Pakistan and Mumbai in India. They are called Parsis.
Iranian Muslims now mainly follow the Shia branch of Islam. They do not follow the main traditions of Zoroastrianism.
It is possible that the Zoroastrian past of Iran has left some traces in modern Iranian culture.
Zoroastrianism is one of the world's oldest monotheistic religions founded by the prophet Zoroaster in ancient Persia. It emphasizes the concepts of good versus evil, free will, and the importance of leading a righteous life. Zoroastrians worship in fire temples and follow teachings found in the Avesta, their sacred text.
90-95% of Iran population (near 80,000,000) are shia Muslims.
The Shah of Iran is a title for the Kings of Persia stretching back to antiquity, even preceding Islam. Some of the Shahs, such as those of the Parthian and Sassanid Dynasties were Zoroastrian. All Shahs of Iran after the year 800 C.E. were Muslim and All Shahs of Iran after 1550 C.E. were Shiite Muslims.
westernized Iran
Iran is ruled by Shia Muslims
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In Iran 85-90% of people are Shia Muslims and the rest are sunni. a small minority are not Muslims.
The official religion or race of Iran is shia of course, where over 85% of the population is shia. While the rest are sunnis.
Iran and Iraq consist of Muslims belonging to the Shiite sect of Islam. In Iran, about 90% of the population is Shia Muslim, and in Iraq, about 95% of the population is Shia.
Shiites Muslims are centered in Iran.
The Muslims conquered Iraq, Iran, and Siberia.