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226:, which was recovering its position as the most significant religious center in Iran. He established himself by, among other things, handing out harsh legal judgments, lashing moral offenders, destroying wine cellars and musical instruments, expelling prostitutes from the city, and fining drunkards. He also allegedly took up the task of executing around 70 people he had sentenced to death. In one instance, Shafti beheaded a pederasty suspect and then led the prayers during the body's burial. He was the leader of a well-liked teaching group, seized the management of disputed or unclaimed religious endowments ( 28: 235:
At the time, Isfahan had only recently started to recover after decades of decline and depopulation. Together with a merchant from Gilan, Shafti conducted business, bought property, and amassed wealth through prudent investments and even money lending, which was against the prohibition against
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Despite not being a resident of the city, Shafti steadily advanced in the religious hierarchy in
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Qajar Iran
Shaft
Zand Iran
Isfahan
Qajar Iran
Shi'ism
Shia
Twelver
Persian
Shaft
Isfahan
shia
Seyyed mosque
Hossein Nasr
Hamid Dabashi
clergyman
Hojatoleslam
Arabic
romanized
judge
Mufti
Sharia
Shaft
Rasht
madrasa
Najaf
Isfahan
vaqf
usury

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