So, how can we make that Persia suceeds in resisting the Arabs and stay's Zoroastrian?
Alexander the Great dies tragically or something.
The Achaemenid Empire is never conquered, and continues to grow in strength and power, while incorporating Turkic and Indic peoples. By the time of Arab conquest, they are powerful enough to resist Islam, and thus Zoroastrianism survives.
Butterfly away Heraclius. The Byzantine state in Asia would have fallen, and the Persians would be stronger than ever.
How do you figure it prevents Christianity? I feel that one way or another the Jews are going to be oppressed by somebody and Christianity will form in its own time.
Going off that, do you think the "Ahl Al-Kitaab" proto-Muslims of the Arabian peninsula and the formation of Islam was that dependent on the nature of Christianity anywhere else other than Arabia?
the Jews loved the Persians, largely because Cyrus the Great returned them from Babylon to Israel, and because the Persians were pretty religiously open.
Hm, under these conditions Persia and Zoroastrianizm are doomed.That's a no-go. Byzantia must stay alive and healthy.
Another condition: Arabs/Muslims must conquer Arabian Peninsula as OTL.
Hm, under these conditions Persia and Zoroastrianizm are doomed.
How do you figure it prevents Christianity? I feel that one way or another the Jews are going to be oppressed by somebody and Christianity will form in its own time.
Going off that, do you think the "Ahl Al-Kitaab" proto-Muslims of the Arabian peninsula and the formation of Islam was that dependent on the nature of Christianity anywhere else other than Arabia?
Does syncretism, religious evolution, etc count? a Neo, Reformed Zoroastrism, perhaps with Christian, Muslim or Hindu-Buddhist ideas by example...
Why?
Is it so impossible that so strong empire like Sassanides can't survive attack of some nomadic desert tribes?