Dr. Seyed Hadi Sajjadi holds a PhD in the Philosophy of Social Sciences from Baqir al-Uloom University (PBUH) and has a background in hawza studies up to the completion of Level Three. He is currently serving as an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Tehran. His academic record includes numerous teaching engagements in English and Arabic at domestic and international universities, such as a one-year stint at Pwani University in Kenya (2015–2016), where he taught courses on Muslim Ethics and Islamic Philosophy. Dr. Sajjadi's research focus is on the Philosophy of Islamic Social Sciences, the failure of intellectual movements such as Ismail al-Faruqi in producing Islamic humanities, and ethical applications in Muslim societies. He has also served as the Secretary of the International Association of Muslim Social Scientists and has published several articles in the Comprehensive Humanities Portal, emphasizing the expression of emotions in social sciences.