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afiz’s Life and His Philosophical Foundations Biographical Sketch of Hafiz Born in Shiraz around 1315 CE, Hafiz (full name: Khwaja Shams-ud-Din Muhammad) was a poet, mystic, and spiritual seeker. His life was
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