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rdfs:comment | - Abaran's political activism began in 1982, when he started criticizing the Kolhari regime's class-based citizenship. He was given the chance to speak at his local Mosque, after which Abaran reportedly went on a tangent about the political situation. In particular, he noted how Muslim's in Kolhar were not allowed to become first-class citizens in Kolhar's class-based citizenship system, even if they were born into the right sect.
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abstract | - Abaran's political activism began in 1982, when he started criticizing the Kolhari regime's class-based citizenship. He was given the chance to speak at his local Mosque, after which Abaran reportedly went on a tangent about the political situation. In particular, he noted how Muslim's in Kolhar were not allowed to become first-class citizens in Kolhar's class-based citizenship system, even if they were born into the right sect. Each time Abaran spoke he seemed to move people who listened to him. Eventually, Abaran gained a small following of like-minded individuals within his Mosque. Still, Abaran limited his political activism to speaking to congregations within Mosque's when given the opportunity.
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