The Zoroastrian religion, which is the ancient religion of the Iranian peoples, in addition to paying attention to the Sharia and emphasizing rituals, also has an illuminative and esoteric dimension. Behdinan is the name given to the followers of this religion; According to their traditions and teachings, which they consider to be emanating from their messengers, they consider themselves obliged to perform religious and ritual rituals, especially prayer rituals, which are performed individually and collectively in front of a non-existent source. That attention to this center of light, during rituals, has been chosen as a purified fire. The motive of attention and emphasis of Zoroastrians, especially when praying to the light of fire, is the main goal of this research. The main question of this article is, should the Zoroastrians be called fire worshipers, or have they seen sparks of God's divine manifestations in the foci of light, especially the purifying fire?