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Azrah Research: The Neolithic Āzrah, the Zoroastrian Source-Code, and the Transfusion of Monotheistic Civilization

Year: 2026
Type: article
Abstract: This research project presents a comprehensive multidisciplinary investigation into the historical and theological primacy of Airyanem Vaejah, the Avestan "Aryan Expanse," identified with the Bamiyan Valley and the Helmand basin of central Afghanistan, as the foundational source of the world's major monotheistic and eschatological traditions. Moving beyond the conventional Mesopotamian paradigm of civilizational origins, the study argues that the Gathic revelation of Zarathushtra, rooted in the Neolithic Iranian population of the central highlands—the Āzrah (Hazara) people, carrying haplogroups J2a1-Page55 and G2—generated the conceptual architecture of Asha and Druj, Heaven and Hell, the Chinvat Bridge, resurrection, and the coming Savior. Through the Persian liberation of the Jews under Cyrus the Great, these doctrines were transmitted into Second Temple Judaism and subsequently into Christianity and Islam. The project further examines the Silk Road as a transmission belt of sacred geography and eschatological theology, and explores the Bamiyan Buddhas—locally known as Salsal and Shamama—as a palimpsest of this sacred history, where Muslim travelers identified them with Adam and Eve, and where the Qur'anic term Salsal (used four times for the creation of Adam) preserves the memory of the primordial human. The study concludes that the Āzrah people of the central Afghan highlands are the living biological and linguistic inheritors of this primordial sacred landscape, and that Airyanem Vaejah constitutes the true cradle of sacred history for the Abrahamic and Dharmic worlds. This repository contains research papers, genetic data, historical maps, linguistic studies, and bibliographies related to this project.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23002290
Language: English
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7214549484
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