Iman Fani

Iman Fani is an Iranian physician and radiologist whose public work is best known through Persian-language education and content creation in psychology, self-knowledge, and interdisciplinary studies. In the Persian-speaking sphere, he has worked under the name “Persian School of Life,” seeking to present ideas from psychology, philosophy of life, neuroscience, history, economics, literature, and cinema in a practical form applicable to everyday life.

Part of his work has involved translating and dubbing into Persian videos produced by Alain de Botton’s School of Life, as well as reviewing and introducing general-interest books on self-knowledge and better living. His content commonly focuses on connecting theoretical knowledge with everyday experience, communication skills, understanding emotions, the search for meaning, and improving quality of life.

Given the public and educational character of his published work, Iman Fani is better described not as an academic philosopher or the founder of an independent theoretical school, but as a popularizer of ideas, public educator, and Persian-speaking interdisciplinary figure who interprets and makes psychological and cultural concepts accessible to a general audience.