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  • This undated photo shows lovers of Persian poet Hafez visiting his tomb in Shiraz.  2021-12-21 18:16

    Why is the Divan of Hafez the sole book Iranians use for divination? 

    TEHRAN – The Divan of Hafez composed by Shams ad-Din Mohammad, the celebrated Persian lyric poet who is best known as Hafez, is the sole book Iranians use for divination on various occasions, including the Yalda Night celebration.

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