Arda Wiraz Namag

The Arda Wiraz Namag is a foundational text of Zoroastrian literature, composed in Middle Persian during the 9th or 10th century. It serves as a religious and philosophical manual, outlining principles of good conduct, ethical behavior, and devotion to Ahura Mazda, the supreme deity. The text emphasizes moral virtues like truthfulness, righteousness, and charity, and aims to guide followers in leading a virtuous life aligned with Zoroastrian teachings. It is an important work for understanding ancient Persian religion, ethics, and cultural values.