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As I flip through your blog, I realized that your blog is quite unique and with a purpose. I hope that you are successful in your endeavor. I’m not sure if you understand Hindi (a lot of Iranians do) your name means sugar (Chini). 🙂
Hi dear I never knew chini means sugar 😂thanks for following back😍
Haha. Well India always had a close relationship with Iran…in ancient times. It’s a different world now.
Such a beautiful country
My grandparents were living in Bombay. We still have cousins living there.
Wow. Are you a Parsi? We have so many Parsis living in India.
Parsi as Persian you mean?
Yes I’m Persian.
I’ve been living in Canada for 31 years 😊
Zoroastrian religion is referred as Parsi in India because they came from Persia.
Makes sense 😊
I. I’m not sure if Zoroastrian are referred by the same name there.
Ancient Persian were Zoroastrian, some are still.
Do you also follow this religion Which is different from Islam that is followed in Iran today. Living in Canada? Great 😃👍
I personally have respect for all the parts that makes sense in every religion, but I am Muslim.😊
OK. 😃👍