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Sediq Afghan (born 1958 in Kabul) is a prominent Afghan philosopher and mathematician. He completed his preliminary education in Afghanistan and received his doctorate in mathematics from the Moscow university.

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[edit] Philosophies

He is credited for inventing many mathematical formulas which has been registered and published worldwide.

He has also found and is the head of the International Center for Mathematical Philosophy.

[edit] Meetings

He has met with many diverse political figures throughout Afghanistan's history to present and discuss his theories about their government and politics.

Some include Sardar Mohammad Dawood Khan, Dr.Najibullah President of Afghanistan, Mohammad Omar, Ustad Mojadidi,Professor Rabani, Gorbachov former president of Russia. Fransawa Mitran former president of France. Shiwardnadzi president of Georgia. Boris Yelsin former president of Russia. Karimov president of Uzbakistan. Rafsanjani president of Islamic Republic of Iran.

[edit] Current Involvements

He is known for his outspoken criticism of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, of the secular governments that followed, and of the Taliban regime.

In Kabul, he led first anti-U.S. protests during May of 2003.

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