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Tracing the historical background of intellectual movements in the West and Iran, Babak Ahmadi turns the discussion to 'religious intellectualism'. By offering a definition of the intellectual, he affirms the objective, external existence and influence of this current in the course of intellectual developments.

Babak Ahmadi, at the beginning of his discussion, outlines the historical background of the intellectual movement in the West and believes that this concept is historically related to the modern era (after the 19th century) and was first introduced in Western culture largely by Russian thinkers. He then studies the intellectual movement in Iran and focuses the main part of his discussion on "religious intellectualism." After citing various statements about "religious intellectualism" and providing a definition of an intellectual, he believes that according to this definition, "religious intellectualism" has an objective and external existence and has also been influential in the course of intellectual developments.
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Religion
Religion
Philosophy
Philosophy
Political Science
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