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'''Nasir Subhani''' ([[Sorani Kurdish|Kurdish]]: {{lang|ckb|ناسر سوبحانی}}, {{lang-fa|ناصر سبحانی}}) (14 October 1951 |
'''Nasir Subhani''' ([[Sorani Kurdish|Kurdish]]: {{lang|ckb|ناسر سوبحانی}}, {{lang-fa|ناصر سبحانی}}) (14 October 1951 – 17 April 1990<ref name="ir">Sobhani case on Iran Rights [http://www.iranrights.org/memorial/story/11443/naser-sobhani accessed 6th April 2015]</ref> or 19 March 1990<ref name="xendan">Subhani Conference Kurdish Role in Islamic Civilization. Xendan. (in Kurdish) [http://xendan.org/dreja3.aspx?Jmara=31294&Jor=1 accessed 6th April 2015]</ref>) was a [[Kurdish people|Kurdish]] scholar from [[Iranian Kurdistan]]. |
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He has written on various subjects in Kurdish, Arabic and [[Persian language|Persian]]. He is known amongst Kurds by some 1000 cassettes which are recorded using lectures given in various places. He is known for his [[Quranism|Quranic]] interpretations. He established a Quran academy in the town of [[Paveh]] in Iran before he was executed by Iran. <ref>Subhani official [http://subhany.com/?page_id=13 website] (in [[Central Kurdish dialects|Kurdish Sorani]]), article of inauguration </ref> |
He has written on various subjects in Kurdish, Arabic and [[Persian language|Persian]]. He is known amongst Kurds by some 1000 cassettes which are recorded using lectures given in various places. He is known for his [[Quranism|Quranic]] interpretations. He established a Quran academy in the town of [[Paveh]] in Iran before he was executed by Iran. <ref>Subhani official [http://subhany.com/?page_id=13 website] (in [[Central Kurdish dialects|Kurdish Sorani]]), article of inauguration </ref> |
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Nasir Subhani (Kurdish: ناسر سوبحانی, Template:Lang-fa) (14 October 1951 – 17 April 1990[1] or 19 March 1990[2]) was a Kurdish scholar from Iranian Kurdistan.
He has written on various subjects in Kurdish, Arabic and Persian. He is known amongst Kurds by some 1000 cassettes which are recorded using lectures given in various places. He is known for his Quranic interpretations. He established a Quran academy in the town of Paveh in Iran before he was executed by Iran. [3]
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- ^ Sobhani case on Iran Rights accessed 6th April 2015
- ^ Subhani Conference Kurdish Role in Islamic Civilization. Xendan. (in Kurdish) accessed 6th April 2015
- ^ Subhani official website (in Kurdish Sorani), article of inauguration
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