Hafiz Razi
Iranian statesman (died 1422)
About Hafiz Razi
Khwaja Ghiyath al-Din Muhammad Hafiz Razi (d. April/May 1422) was an Iranian statesman and military commander who served the Timurid Empire in the early 15th-century.
A native of the city of Yazd in southern Iran, Hafiz Razi was a Sufi who had memorized the Quran and could speak seven languages. His career started under the service of the Timurid prince Iskandar, who appointed him as his deputy. According to the Mu'izz al-ansab, Hafiz Razi was also Iskandar's chief vizier.
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Who was Hafiz Razi?
Iranian statesman (died 1422)
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Hafiz Razi died in 1422.
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