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Search and struggle for the true soul of Islam.

01/04/2008

A seminarian from Qom, Iran, Mohsen Quadivar, student of Ali-Montazeri, takes up the challenge of interpreting Islam, searching for its true soul and struggling to see it in place. The same strugle in places from Iran, Iraq and Turkey to Afghanistan and Pakistan. India and America having to walk through this period carefully to see it bloom.

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