School of Law and Ethics
- 15 August to 2 September 2026 · 07:00 PM
- Enrolment has closed
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6 upcoming events · 2 cities + online · 1 attendees so far
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The "School of Law and Ethics" is a series of specialized sessions on the relationship between law, ethics, justice, and emerging human issues. Featuring professors from the fields of philosophy, law, and ethics, this program examines topics such as rights, dialogue, artificial intelligence, and ethical theories.
The session "Allameh Mohammad-Reza Hakimi, Herald of Tawhid and Justice" will be held on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of Mohammad-Reza Hakimi's passing. In this program, Hassan Pouya will examine Hakimi's character and thoughts, particularly the relationship between Tawhid and justice in his intellectual system.
The "Deep Reflection and Well-Being with the Sages of the World" series is a collection for contemplating the teachings of wise figures and their relationship to the fundamental questions of life. The third session in this series, taught by Ardeshir Mansouri, is dedicated to the Buddha and examines his teachings in relation to suffering, hope, death, attachment, and well-being.
The meeting "The Black Notebooks: Heidegger and the Jewish Question" examines one of the most controversial aspects of Martin Heidegger's thought. In this gathering, Dr. Akbar Jabbari reports on and examines the relationship between Heidegger's Black Notebooks and the Jewish Question, and their significance for understanding his philosophical legacy.
The course "From the Tavern Spring: Hafez's Teachings for the Human of Our Time" is a four-session series taught by Mostafa Malekian that revisits the teachings of Hafez and their relevance to the issues of contemporary humanity. This course is held in-person at the Khaneh Ashena Institute and simultaneously online.
The workshop "Safaitic Epigraphy: A New Tool for Quranic Studies" is an opportunity for direct acquaintance with one of the most important written Arabic sources of the pre-Islamic era. Participants in this course will become familiar with the Safaitic script and dialect and will learn the skills of reading, transcribing, translating, and analyzing these inscriptions.