David Abbasi
David Abbasi, also known as "Siyavash Awesta," began writing for magazines and
newspapers such as
Caricature, Khorasan, Nabard-ma, Aftab Shargh, and
Mardom at the age of 14. He published his first book,
The Ridicule of Our City, at the age of 16.
The newspaper
Ershad was published under his leadership and editorial direction in
1979, making him the youngest founder, editor-in-chief, and director of a
newspaper in the world at that time.
After a year,
Ershad was banned for publishing critical articles about the Islamic
Revolution, opposing religious fundamentalism, and advocating for a democratic
and secular society.
Although the publication was officially banned, it continued to be printed and
distributed secretly for another year. However, in 1981, Islamists attacked the
newspaper’s office and his home, arresting and executing many young people,
colleagues, and supporters of Siyavash Awesta. This forced David to flee his
country.
Tens of thousands of people have fallen victim to the repressive Ayatollah
regime from the 1980s to the present day, including Siyavash Awesta’s father and
many of his supporters.
In 1982, he settled in Paris, France, while continuing his work as a writer and
journalist.
To this day, Siyavash Awesta has written more than 140 books and thousands of
articles in different languages, and he has produced over seven thousand radio
and television programs.
Even today, he does not feel safe in France and is regularly attacked by
extremists and religious fundamentalists.
Upon reviewing the attached documents, we can see that from 1985 to the present
day, in 2025, these threats, physical and verbal attacks, and raids on the radio
and television studios and offices of "David Abbasi" Siyavash Awesta have
continued.
Over the years, Awesta has filed dozens of complaints with the police. Despite
photographic and video evidence, as well as individual testimonies, and despite
taking his cases to the courts of Paris multiple times, there have been no
significant results.
David Abbasi, also known as Siyavash Awesta, has been placed under the
protection of the French police multiple times. Four specialized officers from
the Ministry have guarded him with an armored vehicle.
However, Awesta has always urged the French government to ask the Islamic State,
with which it maintains strong political and economic ties, to stop sending
terrorists to France, rather than simply providing him with bodyguards, which
would only restrict his activities. Unfortunately, over the past forty years,
around forty Persian intellectuals, as well as many French citizens, have fallen
victim to Islamist terrorism.
If you ask artificial intelligence to introduce David in a few lines, it will
respond like this:
David Abbasi, « Siyavash Awesta », is a writer, journalist, historian, and intellectual … He is known for his work on Islamology, secularism, the history of civilizations, and his critique of political Islam.
📚 Books
David Abbasi is said to have written over 140 books in multiple languages
(French, Persian, English). His works cover a wide range of topics, including
the history of Iran, Islam, politics, Persian culture, and secularism.
📻📺 Radio and Television Programs
He has produced more than 7,000 radio and television programs covering
political, historical, and philosophical themes.
• He has hosted programs on Radio Ici & Maintenant in France.
• He founded Mehr TV, a channel broadcasting via satellite.
• He has been invited to numerous television and radio shows in France and
internationally.
David Abbasi is a controversial figure, criticized and threatened by extremist groups for his stance against political Islam and his advocacy for secularism.
David Abbasi – Siyavash Awesta
is an writer, journalist, historian, and intellectual known for his critical
views on political Islam and his advocacy for secularism.
Only for
one of David Abbasi's books :
Regarding the more than 140 books that
David Abbasi - Siyavash Awesta has written in different
languages (English, French, Persian, and Arabic) over the past fifty years, many
personalities, artists, university professors, and politicians around the world
have shared their opinions and praised his innovative, rationalist, and humanist
works.
What you are reading here represents the
views of dozens of personalities, but only for one of David Abbasi's books.
The book
"Aiin Awesta"
Persia 7000
years of civilization
Some headlines and excerpts from over
one hundred introductions written by the greatest thinkers of Iran and the world
for the book "Aiin Awesta" - "Iran with more than 7,000 years of civilization
history" Persia 7000 years of civilization (Aiin Awesta)
Written in 1982 by David Abbasi »"Siavash
Awesta"
Some of the titles and a summary of more than a hundred prefaces written by the
greatest thinkers, artists, and writers from Iran and around the world for the
book Ayin Avesta – Iran with More Than 7,000 Years of Civilization, also
known by its English title, Persia: 7000 Years of Civilisation (Aiin Awesta).
Excerpts from the Titles and Contents of the Book Ayin (Aiin) Awesta
Siavash Avesta has been writing on these topics for fifty years and has
discussed them in his radio and television programs in multiple languages.
Brave young people and dear benevolent friends, generation of artificial
intelligence!
You are well aware that today, all intellectual conferences, messages, and
tweets advocating a return to ancient Iranian thought and culture—the Land of
Persia—as well as historical critiques of political Islam and the
damage it has caused to Iran and the world over the past 1,400 years, were first
revealed in this book, Ayin Avesta – Iran with More Than 7,000 Years of
Civilization, along with dozens of other works by Siyavash Awesta.
These books, published in Persian, French, English, and Arabic, are all
academic, innovative, and research-based. You can find them at: Zartosht.fr
Here is an excerpt from the titles of this 300-page book, which has transformed
global thinking:
📌 The Kaaba in the village of "Mecca" and the city of "Petra" was an Iranian
Aryan fire temple – "The House of Saturn (Bait Zuhal)"
📌
What is the difference between Ahura Mazda, the God of Iranians, and "Allah,"
the God of the Arabs?
📌 The Prophet "Adam," exiled 6,000 years ago from Susa (Elam) to the Sinai
Desert, was not the first man
📌 Hafez addresses the Prophet of Islam: "Look at the beggar of the city who
has taken the place of our kings! He has become the 'leader of the assembly'"
📌
Hafez, Omar Khayyam, and hundreds of former "Muslims by birth" from 1,400 years
ago to today
📌 The great philosopher Zoroaster, enlightened defender of workers; Mani,
innovator and opponent of superstitions; and Mazdak, egalitarian thinker
📌 What does it mean to be "Aryan"?
👉 Aryanism is not a race, but a symbol of purity, freedom, kindness, and
hospitality. Only the Arabs have historically hated this name because they
associated it with Iran. This resentment stems from the reprisals suffered by
Muhammad, his four caliphs, and his descendants Hassan and Hussein for invading
Iran and massacring millions of Iranians—an oppression that continues today,
keeping us under their yoke and financing their conflicts with the Jews at our
expense.
📌 The primary cause of historical hostility between Islam and Judaism lies
in the wars at the beginning of Islam and the attack on prosperous Jewish tribes
and fortresses like Khaybar, Taif, and Banu Qurayza… This hatred, born out of
jealousy towards the intelligence and wealth of the Jews, persists to this day.
📌 Iran is the second holy land of Judaism, as 33 Jewish leaders and prophets
are buried there.
📌 Secrets and discoveries about Iranian history and civilization: Mithraism
and the 7,700-year-old calendar
📌 Full text of the Iranian wedding and marriage ritual
📌 According to "Zurvanite" beliefs, the Earth is under the rule of Ahriman
(the spirit of evil)
📌 The legend of the "Saoshyant," the Messiah, and Moses as "saviors"
📌 Darius, King of Iran, founded a medical university in Egypt
📌 Work hours, wages, rest days, insurance, and retirement in the teachings
of ancient Iran
📌 Ancient Iran was the "guardian of world order," and today, the philosophy
of the Avesta and "Iranian elites and geniuses" guide much of the world
📌 Scientific and practical evidence that Iranians never truly converted to
Islam
📌 Degrading and insulting meanings of common Arabic names among Iranians
📌 The influence of Mithra and Zoroaster on all religions and philosophies of
the world
📌 The son of Mary was chosen by three Zoroastrian kings and leaders (the
Magi) as the savior of the Jews. They provided him with funds, a journey to
Egypt and Iran, and a scholarship. Jesus Christ studied in the school of
Mithraism and returned to Israel to liberate the Jews from the Persian Empire,
which, according to the Bible, ruled 140 nations.
📌
Mithra descended from the Pamir Mountains in Tajikistan without any divine
intervention, to awaken wisdom.
📌 In Avestan philosophy, Ahriman is not a creation of Ahura Mazda.
📌 The world's greatest philosophers, such as Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and
Pythagoras, declared that they were inspired by Zoroastrian philosophy.
📌 Names of global thinkers who praised Zoroaster
📌 The Avesta was not just a book—it was a library of 120 volumes covering
various fields of knowledge and science
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