Does Zoroastrianism influenced Christianity,Islam and Judaism?

[AphroditeWorshiper]

Arabs say that Persian religion was Monotheist, but after the death of their Prophet, Satan led them to Mazdaism.

[Egyptian]

It's possible, they certainly have some symbology that are very similar. This is a "seal" written in paleo hebrew apparently owned by Hezekiah:



The winged sun used in Zoroastrianism:



And of course there's the winged sun in ancient Egypt:




My gut feeling is that all of these religions are linked by an older religion that preceded them. Maybe from ancient Babylon or Sumeria, but don't take my word for it I'm not entirely sure about that.



Indeed it doesn't have much to do with today's Abrahamic religions, although it's somewhat similar to Jewish mysticism (Kabbalah) in that the Godhead possesses lower emanations (sephiroths) that maintains the existence of the universe.

true all of these religions linked to one religion.

kabalah is an egyptian tradition used by jews nowadays, also the hebrew seal contains the egyptian key of life symbol.

[Sacrificed Ram]

During Achemenid times, egyptian workers and scholars were very demanded into Persian Empire. Egyptians obviously were required as architects and engineers and possibly many egyptians priests and intelectuals inflenced persian beliefs and religion. Possibly jews did the same and was judaism that influenced zoroastrism, not the contrary. During Sassanian dinasty even christianism can have influenced zoroastrism.

[Wadaad]

Its the other way around...Zoroastrianism like all religions, started off with the tawheed of the one God. Then with time it devolved into a dualist philosophy. All religions have a modicum of Haqq (truth) in them from their uncorrupted state. The pristine state is the submission to the One Divinity/Power, everything else is a corruption of this. Islam is the final manifestation of the One-ness, and the anti-Islam are the ones who have had Satan whisper to them.

[Sekarotuinen]

I would say all religions are interconnected really. Zoroastrianism did influence those religions in its more specific practices and theology, but Zoroastrianism devolved over the years, like all but Islam do, into something else. In Zoroastrianism's case dualism.

[Sacrificed Ram]

Its the other way around...Zoroastrianism like all religions, started off with the tawheed of the one God. Then with time it devolved into a dualist philosophy. All religions have a modicum of Haqq (truth) in them from their uncorrupted state. The pristine state is the submission to the One Divinity/Power, everything else is a corruption of this. Islam is the final manifestation of the One-ness, and the anti-Islam are the ones who have had Satan whisper to them.

You talk like a freemason and their Great Architect of the Universe.