Iranian thinker
Mostafa Soleimani
Mostafa SoleimaniFiction and PsychologyIranian
Life and Thought
Mostafa Soleimani (born 1984) is a writer, personality psychologist, and researcher in Iranian moral philosophy. He is known in contemporary Iranian fiction for novels such as The Etiquette of Crime, while also working in the fields of psychology, ethics, and education.
Mostafa Soleimani was born in 1984. He pursued his university studies in personality psychology up to the master's level, while simultaneously studying at the Qom Seminary. Soleimani also received a master's degree in moral philosophy from the University of Religions and Denominations in Qom and has been a doctoral student in philosophy and theology.
Alongside his academic work and counseling in the areas of family and lifestyle, he turned to fiction writing. The novel The Etiquette of Crime (Nimaj Publications) is his first full-length work of fiction, written in the romantic-crime genre and met with relative acclaim. Soleimani has also been active in literary circles and associations with other works.
In addition to writing fiction, Soleimani has published articles in the fields of ethics, education, and religious anthropology, and has a background in university teaching and collaboration with religious inquiry centers. His works and activities reflect a combination of psychological, ethical, and literary concerns.
