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The Zoroastrian ZCards site is dedicated to ZCards for the world's Zoroastrian Community. Zoroastrians are followers of the prophet Zarathushtra (or "Zoroaster" as known by the Germans). Zarathushtra is known to have lived and preached about 3500 years ago - circa 1500BC; and Zoroastrianism is thought by many scholars to be the oldest surviving religion in the world today.
If you happened on this page looking for other cards, you *may* be able to find them HERE.
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The July 19, 2003 issue of the Chicago Tribune featured the Zoroastrian ZCards as part of their story on electronic greeting cards for minority religions. To read the story in PDF format, click on the logo to the left. Thank you to whomever it was that mentioned my name and site! :)
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THE OLDE RANT - (because I've had to deal with this before)
These Zoroastrian ZCards (along with the rest of the ZCards on the Zubin.Com) site are provided as a FREE, courtesy service to the community with no pop-up ads whatsoever. Since these ZCards are done during spare time, other ZCards are added to this site as and when time permits. I am not a graphics designer (never took art *grin*) so, the graphics take a long time to create and while they may look nice on your Zoroastrian website or on your computer, you can *NOT* legally edit them for any reason without my permission. On the other hand, you have my permission to copy the graphics to your computer as a background or to view at a later time as long as you do *NOT* edit the graphic or remove the credit or copyright information on the graphic. Finally, if you use the graphic on your website, you *must* give the proper credit to this site and create a link from your site to mine as a courtesy for using the graphic.
I know that I can not force everyone to be courteous - I can hope that those of you that do decide to use my stuff will relent to my requests.
By using these ZCards you agree to abide by my requests. HOPE YOU ENJOY THE ZCARDS!
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The following Zoroastrian ZCards are currently available at Zubin.Com:
• NEW YEAR
Parsee New Year is celebrated on March 21 (Spring Solstice)
Zoroastrian New Year is generally around the end of August
• BLANK ZCARDS - When the other ZCards will not work for you.
• BIRTHDAY - Wish a fellow Zoroastrian a Happy Birthday!
• WEDDING - A Zoroastrian wedding, you say? Here are some nice ZCards.
• NAVJOTE - The Zoroastrian Initiation: Perfect for welcome the young into the fold.
• CONGRATULATIONS - When you need to send someone a kudos.
• NEW BORN - Welcoming the new Zoroastrian into the world.
• AGARNI - A baby shower: for the pregnant mother.
• CONDOLENCES - It's hard when someone passes - a ZCard may help.
• GET WELL - Know someone who's ill and needs cheering? Try one of these.
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