SAD DAR NASR AND SAD DAR BOUNDAHISH AND INTRODUCING ITS MANUSCRIPTS

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MONTAZERI SAYYED SAEID REZA

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Journal: Mirror of Heritage Year:2015 | Volume:12 | Issue:2 (55) Page(s): 239-253

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SAD DAR NASR AND SAD DAR BOUNDAHISH AND INTRODUCING ITS MANUSCRIPTS

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One of the literary genres of New Persian, which was used by the Zoroastrians in the Islamic era for translating myths, rites, rituals, and laws of the Zoroastrian religion from Avesta and Zand into Persian, is known as farsi-e Zardoshti (Zoroastrian Persian). This group of Persian texts is divided into two sub-groups: old and new. Examples of the old ones are texts referred to as Sad dar Nasr and Sad dar Boundahish.Sad dar nasr, which may be regarded the oldest Persian Zoroastrian text, is a text in Persian script, with Avestan and Pahlavi words and phrases representing Zoroastrians’ beliefs and edicts, whose date of compilation is said to go well before the year 864 of Yazdgird (late 15th and early 16th centuries). The Sad dar Boundahish is also a prose text in Persian and Avestan script allegedly dating back before the year 896 of Yazdgird. Semantically, syntactically and thematically the book is of certain importance. In the present article, these two important Persian Zoroastrian texts and their known manuscripts are introduced.

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MONTAZERI, SAYYED SAEID REZA. (2015). SAD DAR NASR AND SAD DAR BOUNDAHISH AND INTRODUCING ITS MANUSCRIPTS. MIRROR OF HERITAGE, 12(2 (55)), 239-253. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/147342/en

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MONTAZERI SAYYED SAEID REZA. SAD DAR NASR AND SAD DAR BOUNDAHISH AND INTRODUCING ITS MANUSCRIPTS. MIRROR OF HERITAGE[Internet]. 2015;12(2 (55)):239-253. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/147342/en

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SAYYED SAEID REZA MONTAZERI, “SAD DAR NASR AND SAD DAR BOUNDAHISH AND INTRODUCING ITS MANUSCRIPTS,” MIRROR OF HERITAGE, vol. 12, no. 2 (55), pp. 239–253, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/147342/en

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