Like Christians and Jews, they are recognized as an official religious minority by the Iranian Constitution, though unlike followers of the two former religions, they are dualists rather than true monotheists. Though little is known about its  prophet, he is traditionally considered to have lived in the Median empire between the 6th and 7th centuries B.C. This  religion's ideas were incorporated, together with those of Christianity and Buddhism, into Manichaeism, and a sect called the Parsis currently reside in India. A
Like Christians and Jews, they are recognized as an official religious minority by the Iranian Constitution, though unlike followers of the two former religions, they are dualists rather than true monotheists. Though little is known about its  prophet, he is traditionally considered to have lived in the Median empire between the 6th and 7th centuries B.C. This  religion's ideas were incorporated, together with those of Christianity and Buddhism, into Manichaeism, and a sect called the Parsis currently reside in India. According to this religion, the six benevolent beings named the Amesha Spentas are contrasted with the evil spirits known as the Daevas. FTP, What is this Iranian religion which believes that the evil deity Angra Mainyu will eventually be defeated by the god Ahura Mazda.
Like Christians and Jews, they are recognized as an official religious minority by the Iranian Constitution, though unlike followers of the two former religions, they are dualists rather than true monotheists.