Its followers are asha, or People of Righteousness, while nonbelievers are druj, or People of the Lie; and at present it has less than 10,000 practitioners exempting the Parsis of India.  
In this religion's belief, following death, each person must cross a bridge known as the Chinvato Peretav.  Among its six major deities are Haurvatat, the god of salvation, and Vohu Manah, the god of good thought.  Its sacred book contains three main parts, including the "Law Against the Demons" which is concerned with ritual purification.  Its followers are asha, or People of Righteousness, while nonbelievers are druj, or People of the Lie; and at present it has less than 10,000 practitioners exempting the Parsis of India.  According to accepted beliefs, its Prophet received his first revelation at the age of 30, in 588 B.C.   FTP, identify this religion promoted by the Avesta and named for the Persian who founded it.
In this religion's belief, following death, each person must cross a bridge known as the Chinvato Peretav.  
Zoroastrianism