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Mirza Abdul Karim Roushan
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Mirza Abdul Karim Roushan Tehrani was an Iranian philosopher on mysticism, law, and their relation to the Quran.1 He was also known as one of the great Masters among those at the philosophical School Of Tehran.2
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iranian mystics
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iranian philosopher on mysticism
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