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This document provides contact information for an organization called the Korea Islamic Research Association. It states that the book "The Life of the Last Prophet" has been translated into the Korean language and copies can be requested by contacting the Korea Islamic Research Association at their address in Seoul, South Korea or by email. It also lists their website addresses.
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- 1. (The Life of the Last Prophet)
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