Dr. Mehdi Fadaei, Assistant Professor and Director of Research at Baqir al-Uloom University (PBUH), obtained his PhD in Islamic Doctrines Instructorship (Islamic Ethics) from the Islamic Doctrines University (2013–2017) and holds a Master's in Philosophy of Religion from the University of Tehran (2010–2012) as well as Level Three from the Qom Seminary. His positions include expert in the Islamic Ethics Group at the Islamic Doctrines University, researcher in the Lifestyle Group at the Al-Yasin Institute, Director of Scientific Groups at the Lifestyle Research Institute, and official instructor at the Islamic Doctrines University and the Isfahan Seminary (2005–2010), resulting in extensive teaching experience and the publication of over 20 books and articles such as "Social Lifestyle in Islam" (2018) and "Practical Ethical Life Rituals" (2022). Honors such as Outstanding Seminarian of the Isfahan Seminary (2009), First Rank in PhD at the Islamic Doctrines University (2017), Commendation at the 17th Jihad University Top Thesis Festival (2018), and Book of the Year Hawza Commendation (2019) are featured in his academic record. His research focus is on applied ethics, Islamic lifestyle, and artificial intelligence and ethics.