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Hamiduddin Farahi — English Wikipedia

The English Wikipedia article 'Hamid al-Din Farahi' (the title 'Hamiduddin Farahi' redirects to it) on the Qur'an scholar (18 November 1863 – 11 November 1930) of Phariha in Azamgarh district, originator of the nazm (coherence) theory of the Qur'an; it states that he learned Arabic from his cousin Shibli Nomani, taught at Karachi, Aligarh and Hyderabad, and ran Madrasatul Islah at Sara-e-Mir from 1925, where Amin Ahsan Islahi was among his specially trained students; its infobox carries a Sunni denomination field, which is not a text attestation.

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