Musa Najafi
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- Head of the Research Institute of Culture and Islamic Revolution Civilization
- Head of the Group of Islamic Revolution Theorizing
- Founder of the House of constitutional theory (Isfahan)
Musa Najafi | |
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| Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies of Iran | |
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| Born | 1962 (age 63–64) Isfahan, Iran |
| Education | PhD in political science |
| Alma mater | Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies |
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| Profession | Professor, researcher, historian |
Musa Najafi (Persian: موسی نجفی, born 1962 in Isfahan) is an Iranian professor, historian, and author. He is the director of the Department of Political Thought and Philosophy at Islamic Azad University and directs the Ph.D. group in political science at Imam Khomeini Educational Research Institute, with a focus on issues in Iran. Najafi also heads the Research Institute of Culture and Islamic Civilization and Revolution, where he is head of the Department of Islamic Revolution Theory.[1][2] Najafi is a former faculty member of the Department of the Political science at Tehran University.
He presented and debated with a committee a theory of the evolution and the formation of the national identity of Iran, considering the period from pre-Islamic times until today.[3] Najafi won an Iranian Book of the Year Award for Levels of Political Philosophy in Islamic Civilization, which was recognized by Iran's Secretariat of Islamic Scholars in 2003.[4]
