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علي أكبر رشاد (بالفارسية: علی اکبر صادقی رشاد) (1955 -)؛ مفكر إسلامي إيراني، يرأس المجمع العلمي العالي للثقافة والفكر الإسلامي، له 36 مؤلفًا، أبرزها كتاب فلسفة الدين، الذي تُرجم إلى عدة لغات. كرّمته اليونسكو، الإيسيسكو والمراكز العلمية في إيران لطرح «نظرية ابتناء». (ar)
Ali Akbar Rashad (born 1955) is an Iranian philosopher and Islamic scholar who pioneered the Ibtina Theory, a theory for explaining the process and mechanism of "religious knowledge" formation. He is currently a professor at the Islamic Research Institute for Culture and Thought as well as a member of the Supreme Cultural Revolution Council (SCRC). He is also the founder and chair of Imam Reza Islamic seminary. The has presented articles and delivered speeches at conferences and scientific and philosophical conventions and conferences in different countries including Germany, the United States, the United Arab Emirates, England, Bosnia, Pakistan, Turkey, Russia, Sudan, Syria, Saudi Arabia, France, India, and Greece among others. (en)

علي أكبر رشاد (بالفارسية: علی اکبر صادقی رشاد) (1955 -)؛ مفكر إسلامي إيراني، يرأس المجمع العلمي العالي للثقافة والفكر الإسلامي، له 36 مؤلفًا، أبرزها كتاب فلسفة الدين، الذي تُرجم إلى عدة لغات. كرّمته اليونسكو، الإيسيسكو والمراكز العلمية في إيران لطرح «نظرية ابتناء». (ar)
Ali Akbar Rashad (born 1955) is an Iranian philosopher and Islamic scholar who pioneered the Ibtina Theory, a theory for explaining the process and mechanism of "religious knowledge" formation. He is currently a professor at the Islamic Research Institute for Culture and Thought as well as a member of the Supreme Cultural Revolution Council (SCRC). He is also the founder and chair of Imam Reza Islamic seminary. The has presented articles and delivered speeches at conferences and scientific and philosophical conventions and conferences in different countries including Germany, the United States, the United Arab Emirates, England, Bosnia, Pakistan, Turkey, Russia, Sudan, Syria, Saudi Arabia, France, India, and Greece among others. (en)