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The Deaf (A Commentary on the Story of a deaf man who went to visit a sick friend From Book1 of Masnavi by Jalal-od-din Mohammad Balkhi (Rumi))
enlarge	Author: Edward Joseph Publisher: Rahavard Publications Category: Book Buy Used: $15.00 Media: Paperback ASIN: B000ND6E8G Publication Date: 1988 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Shipping: Expedited shipping available Shipping: International shipping available Condition: Rahavard Publications, Los Angeles, CA, 1988, softcover, light stain on rear cover, interior clean and tight, no writing, marks or hi-lites. Written in Arabic

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