Hasti mahdavifar biography examples

MAHDAVI, Yaḥyā (b. Tehran, spring Š./; d. Tehran, Š./; Figure 1), professor of philosophy at the University of Tehran and a leading translator of Western philosophical works. Mahdavi was the son of Ḥājj Moḥammad-Ḥosayn Amin-al-Żarb and the grandson of Ḥājj Moḥammad-Ḥasan Amin-al-Żarb, the famous 19th-century businessman and industrialist. Mahdavi learnt reading and writing from his home tutors and studied the Koran and some classical Persian texts at home. His father was strict with the education of his children and did not allow his children to leave the house without an escort or a chaperone (lala). Yaḥyā was allowed by his father to attend the Dār al-Fonun, which he entered as a junior and finished the last two grades in a single year, graduating in The faculty at Dār al-Fonun included such renowned scholars as Badiʿ-al-Zamān Foruzānfar, ʿAbd-al-ʿAẓim Qarib, ʿAbbās Eqbāl Āštiāni, Masʿud Kayhān, and Ḥosayn Gol-Golāb, who in future became colleagues of Mahdavi at the university.

Mahdavi continued his education at Tehran Teachers College (Dār al-moʿallemin-e ʿāli, later Daneš-sarā-ye ʿāli) from until He was among the first students to graduate from this college with a bachelor's degree. In , he received a scholarship from the state and went to France to continue his education there until , when he wrote his doctoral thesis under the supervision of André Lanlande and Emile Bréhier. He returned to Persia in the same year and, after doing his military service, joined the Faculty of Literature at the University of Tehran as associate professor. He was later promoted to full professorship (), chaired the Department of Philosophy, and taught there until , when he retired, but, as professor emeritus (ostād-e momtāz), he continued to teach a few courses in the doctoral program at the Department of Philosophy and also supervise theses. Throughout his years of association with the university, he donated the

The cast and crew of Mohammad-Hadi Karimi’s ‘The Human Comedy’ have watched the movie during a public screening.

Bahareh Kian-Afshar and Arman Darvish were among the cast who watched the film alongside the audiences in Tehran's Azadi Cinema Complex on January 23,

‘The Human Comedy’ is a comedy narrative of the tragic life of a person who finds himself doing as the Romans do unwillingly.

Alireza Shoja-Nouri, Houman Seyyedi, Niki Karimi, Leila Zare, Farrokh Nemati, and Hasti Mahdavifar are also among the flick stars.

Born in , Karimi is an Iranian director who entered professional cinema with writing the script for Sirous Alvand’s ‘Saghar’.

Karimi has written dozens of scripts for movies such as ‘Iran Burger’, ‘Maral’, ‘Black Eyes’, and ‘Reflection’.

He has directed titles such as ‘Snow on Hot Gable’ and ‘Annunciation to a Third Millennium Citizen’.

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