Iranian thinker
Abbasali Mansouri
Abbasali MansouriIslamic Philosophy and TheologyIranian
Life and Thought
Abbasali Mansouri is a graduate of Islamic Philosophy and Theology and an associate professor in the Department of Theology at Razi University. His research interests include the problem of happiness, the relationship between theory and practice, the problem of evil, faith and spirituality, and religious intellectualism in Islamic philosophy.
Abbasali Mansouri Sarabi completed his integrated master's degree in Islamic Philosophy and Theology at Imam Sadiq University and received his PhD in the same field from the University of Tehran in the spring of 2015. He began his formal collaboration with Razi University in October 2015 and is currently an associate professor in the Department of Theology (Islamic Philosophy and Theology) at the university's Faculty of Literature and Humanities.
During his undergraduate studies, he taught courses such as logic, theology, Islamic philosophy, Peripatetic philosophy, and philosophy of history. At the graduate level, he typically offers courses on Avicennan logic and Peripatetic philosophy. In the field of research, his main areas of interest include the problem of happiness in Islamic philosophy, the relationship between theory and practice, the problem of evil, the nature and components of faith and spirituality, and topics related to intellectualism and religious intellectualism. His independent and co-authored articles with graduate students under his supervision in these areas have been published in reputable domestic journals.
