Life and Thought
Arash Abaie is a researcher and instructor in Jewish religious sciences and an active member of Iran's Jewish community. He teaches and lectures on Jewish history, philosophy, ethics, and rituals, and is also active in interfaith dialogue.
Arash Abaie is a researcher, instructor, and writer in the field of Jewish religious sciences and one of the active figures in Iran's Jewish community. He worked for years as a teacher of Jewish religious studies in Jewish high schools and has also played a role in compiling Jewish religious education textbooks. Abaie has served as a synagogue prayer leader, Torah reader, and speaker at Jewish religious occasions, and for a time was responsible for cultural affairs at the Tehran Jewish Committee and served as editor-in-chief of the Ofogh-e Bina magazine.
He researches and lectures on Jewish philosophy, Jewish mysticism, religious ethics, messianism, and Torah exegesis. His activities include speaking at interfaith dialogue conferences, translating and publishing classical Jewish texts (such as the book Duties of the Heart), and collaborating on the scholarly editing of works related to Judaism. Abaie is also actively present in discussions concerning the coexistence of religions and the introduction of various dimensions of the Jewish faith within Iran's cultural sphere.
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