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If you remember, for a couple of weeks we have been discussing the life and works of the famous poet of 6th and 7th century AH (12th and 13th century AD), Owhad-eddin Hamed ibn Abi-l-Fakhr Kermani. We said there is little information on the life and times of Owhad-eddin Kermani as chroniclers and biographers have written very little about him. The only sources for knowing him are the account of Mohye-ddin al-Arabi in Futuhat Makkieh and the book “Manāqeb” whose author is not known.

In these episodes we are talking about Ohad o-Din Kermani, Iranian mystic an poet of the 12 and 13th centuries AD.

In a couple of episodes we are going to talk about Ohad o-Din Kermani, Iranian mystic an poet of the 12 and 13th centuries AD.

If you remember, it was said that Fakhruddin Eraqi was a prominent Muslim mystic and poet of Farsi language in the 7th century AH (13th century AD) who was born in Komjan village of Hamedan province. It was also said that he learnt the Qur’an by heart in 9 months at the age of 5.

If you remember, it was said that Fakhruddin Eraqi was a prominent Muslim mystic and poet of Farsi language in the 7th century AH (13th century AD) who was born in Komjan village of Hamedan province.

If you remember, it was said that Fakhruddin Eraqi was a prominent Muslim mystic and poet of Farsi language in the 7th century AH (13th century AD) who was born in Komjan village of Hamedan Province. It was also said that he learnt the Qur’an by heart in 9 months at the age of 5.

As a reminder, it was said that Fakhruddin Eraqi was a prominent Muslim mystic and poet of Farsi language in the 7th century AH (13th century AD) who was born in Komjan village of Hamedan Province.

As a reminder, it was said that Fakhruddin Eraqi was a prominent Muslim mystic and poet of Farsi language in the 7th century AH (13th century AD) who was born in Komjan village of Hamedan Province.

Fakhr od-Din Ibrahim bin Bozorgmehr Hamedani was born in the village of Komjan, near the city of Hamedan in western Iran, in 610 AH, corresponding to 1213 AD, in a virtuous and scholarly family.

Welcome to this week's episode of the series "Iranian Notables, Sources of Global Honor". As it was said, Nur Ed-Din Abdul-Rahman Jaami is a famed and acclaimed Iranian poet, mystic, author, and thinker, who lived in 15th Century AD. Today, we continue to discuss the life, works, and views of this pre-eminent Iranian figure, and his inclination toward a branch of Sufism.