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Today, one of the problems of Iran, in fact, its worst problem, is the dispersal of Iranians. People who share a common land and live within the territory of one country should not be divided into rival sects. Today's Iran is in this misery, and if this continues, God knows what a hard hand the Iranians will suffer.

— Ahmad Kasravi

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Our family in Tabriz was a mullah family.

From childhood to the age of six, I do not remember anything but shaving my head and suffering from it.

I never wanted to be known and my name to be mentioned. But whether or not this happened, it was very appropriate for me to write my own life history so that there would be no need for others to make incomplete inquiries and get a combination of right and wrong.

When I was in Tehran, on the one hand, I became acquainted with the Esperantist group, and on the other hand, I became acquainted with the Baha'is.

I had to become a mullah after studying, and apart to my father's will, I hated the mullah myself.

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