Iranian thinker
Hadi Sadeghi
Hadi SadeghiMoral Philosophy, Modern Theology, and Philosophy of ReligionIranian
Religious ethics does not negate moral rationality; rather, it brings human dignity and innate values to fruition in the light of divine guidance.
Life and Thought
Hadi Sadeghi is a cleric, religious researcher, and professor at the College of Hadith Sciences and the University of Qom. He is known for his research and writings in the fields of moral philosophy, religious epistemology, and modern theology.
Hadi Sadeghi (born 1963 in Isfahan) is a seminary researcher, university professor, and executive manager in the seminary and the judiciary. He completed his seminary education at the Qom Seminary up to the advanced levels of Kharij in jurisprudence and legal theory, while simultaneously pursuing university studies in the philosophy of religion and Islamic theology.
Sadeghi's academic and research focus has primarily been on modern theology, moral philosophy, and the relationship between religion and ethics. In his numerous works and articles, he has sought to answer contemporary questions regarding religious epistemology, the rationality of religious beliefs, and the foundations of religious ethics, critically analyzing the views of Western theologians and philosophers.
Among his prominent and well-known works are the books 'An Introduction to Modern Theology,' 'Foundations of Ethics,' 'Moral Theology,' and 'Marketing Ethics.' In addition to teaching at prestigious universities in the country, he has also held numerous research and managerial positions, including at the Islamic Research Center and the Dispute Resolution Development Center.
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