Zoroastrian Texts AVESTA: KHORDA AVESTA (Book of Common Prayer) Translation by James Darmesteter (From Sacred Books of the East, American Edition, 1898.) Miscellaneous short prayers: Ashem Vohu (invocation of Asha) Ahunwar (most sacred manthra of Zoroastrianism) Kem Na Mazda (exorcism) Padyab-Kusti (ablution and formula for tying the kusti) Baj before meals Baj when answering the call of nature Nirang-i Abezar The Gah dedications Srosh Baj Hoshbam "hbsbe.html" (prayer at dawn) Gahs (prayers for each period of the day) Hawan - (sunrise to midday) Rapithwin - (midday to mid-afternoon) Uzerin - (mid-afternoon to sunset) Aiwisruthrem - (sunset to midnight) Ushahin - (midnight to dawn) Niyayeshes (litanies) Khwarshed Niyayesh (Sun Litany) Mihr Niyayesh (Litany to Mithra) Vispa Humata Nam Stayishn Namaz-i chahar nemag Mah Niyayesh (Moon Litany) Aban Niyayesh (Litany to Water) Atash Niyayesh (Litany to Fire) Yashts (Hymns to Ahura Mazda, the Archangels, and the Angels) 1. Ohrmazd Yasht 2. Haft Amahraspand Yasht 3. Ardwahisht Yasht 4. Awerdad Yasht 5. Ardui Sur Bano Yasht 6. Khwarshed Yasht 7. Mah Yasht 8. Tishtar Yasht 9. Drvasp Yasht 10. Mihr Yasht 11. Srosh Yasht Hadokht 11a. Srosh Yasht 12. Rashn Yasht 13. Frawardin Yasht 14. Warharan Yasht 15. Ram Yasht 16. Den Yasht 17. Ard Yasht 18. Ashtad Yasht 19. Zam Yasht 20. Hom Yasht 21. Vanand Yasht Sirozas (Dedications for the thirty days of the month)
Source: Internet Sacred Text Archive, file zor/sbe23/ka.htm.
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