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Followers of Yarsan live in Kermanshah, Hamadan, Tehran, Roudehen, Jajrud, Shahriar, and [[Khorasan]], and outside Iran, they live in countries such as Turkey, Iraq, Albania, Afghanistan, and Syria. | Followers of Yarsan live in Kermanshah, Hamadan, Tehran, Roudehen, Jajrud, Shahriar, and [[Khorasan]], and outside Iran, they live in countries such as Turkey, Iraq, Albania, Afghanistan, and Syria. | ||
Rural purity and simplicity are obviously reflected in sacred poems of Ahl al-Haqq. The notions figuring in their poems reveal that the ritual was formed and developed in communities of farmers and ranchers, but their etiquettes and views are not restricted to these people today and are not limited to the above places. As | Rural purity and simplicity are obviously reflected in sacred poems of Ahl al-Haqq. The notions figuring in their poems reveal that the ritual was formed and developed in communities of farmers and ranchers, but their etiquettes and views are not restricted to these people today and are not limited to the above places. As “[[Khaksariyya]]” essays imply, Iranian Khaksariyya follow Ahl al-Haqq in some of their beliefs, terminologies, and practices, and they have thus propagated the views of Ahl al-Haqq in many parts of Iran. | ||
==Beliefs== | ==Beliefs== | ||