Shiraz Fire Temple
Shiraz County, Iran

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The Shiraz Fire Temple, completed in 1965, stands in Shiraz County as a modern expression of Zoroastrian religious architecture. Built in the Pahlavi architectural style, the structure employs traditional materials—brick, stone, and mortar—to create a fire temple that reflects mid-twentieth-century Iran's engagement with its pre-Islamic heritage. As a functioning place of worship for the Zoroastrian faith, the temple represents continuity of one of the world's oldest monotheistic religions in its historic Persian heartland.
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- Built
- Type
- fire temple
- Materials
- mortar, brick, stone
- Place
- Shiraz County, Iran
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