>> I have a theory.  I think if the surname sounds better as a possessive
>> (of or belonging to a place, tribe, etc) we tend to pronounce a kasra,
>> and if a surname is a profession or reputation we tend not to.
>>
>> You would say Omar Khayyam and also say Hafez-e Shirazi.
> 
> Hafez-e Shirazi here is not a person's first and last name.
> Doesn't count.  But I'm trying to get my rules writter too.

Ok, I'll use your example: Sayyed Ali-e Khaameneh'i

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