Reza Beheshti-Moez

Reza Beheshti Moez is an Iranian researcher in the fields of philosophy, politics, religion, and law. Published introductions refer to him as a professor and researcher of philosophy and politics in France, and some sources have also introduced him as a professor of philosophy. His intellectual activity lies primarily at the intersection of political philosophy, philosophy of law, political theology, and religious studies.

In his writings and talks, Beheshti Moez has addressed topics such as Shiite political theology, the relationship between custom, jurisprudence, and political secularization, the philosophy of law, the history of political thought, and the relationship between religion and power. He has also been active in introducing and expounding the thought of Jacques Ellul, the French thinker of technology, law, politics, and theology, and has presented lectures on the philosophy of law based on Ellul's texts.

Among his well-known works are writings on Eric Voegelin, mysticism and politics in the modern age, the divine state and the political concept of the world, as well as lectures on the philosophy of law. The significance of his work lies in connecting Western intellectual traditions, particularly French thought and political theology, with the intellectual and political issues of contemporary Iran.