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Mohammad-Ali Ramin

b. 1954

Iranian politician

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About Mohammad-Ali Ramin

Born 1954. Mohammad-Ali Ramin is an Iranian politician and university teacher.

Personal life During his studies in Germany, Ramin married Iranian activist Dr. Sousan Safavardi. Together they have two sons and one daughter, Mohammad Yasin Ramin (born 1981), Mohammad Amin Ramin (born 1987), and Salehe Ramin (born 1989). He is the father-in-law of Iranian actress Mahnaz Afshar.

He teaches at Payame Noor University in Tehran, and is recognized as a Khamenei loyalist. In Germany, he is primarily known for several dozen German-language lectures released on cassette tapes in the 1990s and his book Das Fasten - Sinn und Vorteile.

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Clausthal University of Technology, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Mohammad-Ali Ramin?

Iranian politician

When was Mohammad-Ali Ramin born?

Mohammad-Ali Ramin was born on 4 February 1954 in Dezful.

What is Mohammad-Ali Ramin's occupation?

Mohammad-Ali Ramin is a politician and university teacher.

What nationality is Mohammad-Ali Ramin?

Mohammad-Ali Ramin is Iranian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mohammad-Ali Ramin

· Wikidata: Q835556

· DBpedia: Mohammad-Ali Ramin

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