Paris Fire Temple

The Paris Fire Temple, also known as the Atashgah, is a sacred Zoroastrian fire temple located in Iran. It serves as a place of worship where fire symbolizes divine truth and purity, representing Ahura Mazda, the supreme deity. Zoroastrians believe fire is a sacred element that purifies and sustains spiritual life. The temple houses a sacred fire that has been kept burning for centuries, reflecting the religion’s emphasis on truth and righteousness. It functions both as a spiritual center and a place for religious ceremonies, highlighting the importance of fire within Zoroastrian worship and cultural tradition.