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John Hickhood are argued. Likewise, the chapter debates the questions concerning the district’s dearth of public spaces and places; how Zoroastrian traditional dwellings are perceived as a community identity; and the matter relating to the religious connection existing amongst the Zoroastrian and Muslim inha

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t noteworthy reasons affecting the indigenous residents to remain in this historic neighbourhood. While highlighting these substantial motivations, the chapter discusses certain urban and physical changes such as demolishing some traditional housing, functional changes within traditional dwellings,

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.). The chapter subsequently aims to determine those factors influencing the residents of Fahadan to live in this traditional neighbourhood. For this investigation, 95 questionnaires were gathered and 19 interviews were completed accompanied with ethnographical findings. This chapter, at first, prov

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Reasons and Causes of Beliefs,re, be more than a brief statement on the most important points involved.. My theses will sound rather apodictical, since I leave out most of the arguments. I shall discuss the following questions: Do beliefs have reasons? Do they have causes? Are rational explanations of beliefs compatible with cau