Ahmad Fardid was born in Yazd, central Iran, in 1910. He taught philosophy for decades at the University of Tehran without ever publishing a systematic book, and became, through his encounter with the French Islamologist Henry Corbin, the first Iranian thinker to build a philosophy… | Read More in The Blogs
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