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New Persian Style of complete text. In order to make a leap towards a fundamental transformation and change of attitudes in the field of education and review of educational programs, we succeeded in starting our activity by relying on the foundations of Rumi's Path Inst. and considering the framework of the institute's curriculum. These programs, regardless of any political, social, national, regional or international issues, focus only on the content of books and resources available in different languages ​​. They aim to translate them into Persian and reproduce the content of the institute's educational courses. In this direction, we tried to organize and complete the curriculum of the institute's educational package. The Rumi's Path Inst textbook series begins with the first grade of elementary school and continues until the twelfth grade, and is then supplemented with other higher-level publications and books. This collection of books is not specific to a specific time and place and is designed for anyone interested in learning Persian and following the path of divine love. Our goal is to teach the concepts of theoretical mysticism along with teaching this sweet language. In this way, they can become familiar with the path of divine love and take steps on this path by studying important books such as the spiritual Masnavi, Divan Shams, and other related books in Persian. We hope that education through these programs will lead to the flourishing of individuality and the achievement of eternal happiness. Rumi's Path Inst, Vancouver - Canada موسسه راه مولانا ونکوور - کانادا

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Hafez Shams-ud-Dīn Muhammad Shirazi was born in 1326 in the Persian city of Shiraz, Iran. A master of the poetic ghazal form and a fervent follower of the works of Rumi, Saadi and Nazmi, his collected works are regarded as a pinnacle of Persian literature. Today, his influence lives on as the most popular poet in Iran.

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