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The religion of Persia at the time of King Cyrus the Great, and the Babylonian Exile of the Jews, was Zoroastrianism. A small number of adherents still follow Zoroastrianism in Iran, while others have fled to India and Pakistan. In recent times, some followers have joined a diaspora across the world.

However, the official religion and most popular religion of modern Iran is Shiite Islam. However, there are large minorities of Sunni Muslims, Baha'is, Christians, and Druzes.

There are around 300,000 Persian Jews of whom roughly 9,000 still live in Iran.

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Persians right now are Muslims and believe in the religion called Islam and they are called Iranians not Persians.

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They believed in many gods and goddesses.

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Zoroastrianism.

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