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Siyyid Muhammad Ala'i (1853-1920) was named physician to the court of Iran's king, the Shah, at his medical school graduation ceremony Siyyid Muhammad's prominence as a doctor was despite his family in the northern town of Lahijan shunning him for embracing the Baha'i teachings Iran in the 19th century saw repeated pandemics and famines. Siyyid Muhammad was known for treating thousands of patients and for giving bread to the poor

Siyyid Muhammad Ala’i (1853-1920) was named physician to the court of Iran’s king, the Shah, at his medical school graduation ceremony

Siyyid Muhammad’s prominence as a doctor was despite his family in the northern town of Lahijan shunning him for embracing the Baha’i teachings

Iran in the 19th century saw repeated pandemics and famines. Siyyid Muhammad was known for treating thousands of patients and for giving bread to the poor

 

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