Traditional Education
- Arabic literature, grammar, logic, theosophy, jurisprudence, and Kalam: Tehran Seminary School
- Persian literature: especially Nezami, Rumi, Hafez, Saadi and Attar
- Islamic mysticism: especially Ibn-al-Arabi and Ibn-al-Farez
- Philosophy of the fine arts
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