Jashn SADEH هنرمندان در مترو نواخته و کارگری میکردنند از جشن سده 1985 جه...

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Here are 25 major titles and concepts created or popularized by David Abbasi (Siyavash Awesta), writer, philosopher, and founder of Neo-Zoroastrianism:

1. *“I Danced with God”* – a collection of 10 books, including:

   - *From Mithra to Mohammed*  

   - *The Quran, a Poem in Persian Style*  

   - *Religion and Rationality*  

   - *I Dreamed of God, He Cried Like a Baby*  

   - *The Legend of Legends*  

   - *History of Iran and National Identity*  

2. *“Islam Is Not a Religion but a Political Party”*  

3. *“Iran: 7000 Years of Civilizations”*  

4. *“Women and Wars in Political Islam”*  

5. *“So Think Zarathustra’s”*  

6. *“Omar Khayyam and Two School Friends”*  

7. *“Dialogues with History”*  

8. *“The Cult of Awesta”* – 40 topics on Iranian history  

9. *Creation of 7,000 Persian words to replace Arabic terms*  

10. *Concept of “Secularism + God”*  

11. *Introduction of the term “Political Islam” in the 1980s*  

12. *Concept of “Secular Judeo-Christian Civilization”*  

13. *Creation of the Aryan Calendar – Year 7017*  

14. *Founder of the Global Neo-Zoroastrian Movement*  

15. *Organizer of over 150 cultural shows and festivals*  

16. *Creator of the first public Internet station in France (1994)*  

17. *Founder of “Erchad” (1979), first secular media in Iran*

18. *Director of Mehr TV and Radio Soleil de Perse*  

19. *Host of over 7,000 hours of radio and TV shows*  

20. *Author of over 140 books and 5,000 articles*  

21. *Officiant of secular weddings in four languages*  

22. *Creator of the “fax service” concept before its commercialization*  

23. *Founder of the first P.A.O. publishing house in France (1984)*  

24. *Organizer of stage plays inspired by his works*  

25. *Recipient of honors such as the Gold Medal of “Mérite et Dévouement Français” and the Gold Plaque of the “Grand Prix Humanitaire de France”*

These works and initiatives reflect David Abbasi’s commitment to secular spirituality, critique of political Islam, and promotion of Iranian heritage.