The Fragmentation Method in Western Science: An Achievement in Dividing Crises, Not Solving Them

The Fragmentation Method in Western Science: An Achievement in Dividing Crises, Not Solving Them Mohammad Kawrani 2026.08.16 If we reflect on the history of science in the West, we find that its greatest intellectual achievement was not the discovery of any particular theory, nor the invention of any specific technology, but rather a particular method […]
Out of Compassion for Humanity

Out of Compassion for Humanity – Mohammad Kawrani, 2026.08.14 Toward Rebuilding the Humanities by Recognizing the Reality of the Human Being Before the Entire Universe. A large part of modern humanities is built around making the human being a central object of knowledge: psychology studies human beings and their behavior; sociology studies human beings within […]
From Karbala to Tomorrow: We Are Those Around Whom States Fell, Yet We Did Not Fall

From Karbala to Tomorrow: We Are Those Around Whom States Fell, Yet We Did Not Fall Anyone who reads the history of the Shi’a after the martyrdom of Imam al-Husayn, peace be upon him, at Karbala cannot help but pause before an extraordinary historical phenomenon: How many times were the Shi’a believed to have come […]
The Hidden Side of Academic Economics

The Hidden Side of Academic Economics Mohammad Kawrani, 2026.08.11 We are always told that economics is the science of managing limited resources to satisfy unlimited needs, or the science that studies human behavior in the way people use scarce and limited resources to satisfy unlimited needs and desires. We are also told that economics focuses […]
The Epistemological Revolution Against Western Academic Standards

The Epistemological Revolution Against Western Academic Standards Mohammad Kawrani, 2026.08.10 Knowledge That Has Become a Prescription Researchers, seekers of truth, and young people who believe that prestigious degrees from Western universities are the gateway to freedom — you have been deceived by an illusion. What you believe to be strongholds of free inquiry have, today, […]
The Epistemological Cry: Casting Off the Cloak of Dependency and Reclaiming the Mind

The Epistemological Cry: Casting Off the Cloak of Dependency and Reclaiming the Mind Mohammad Kawrani, 2026.10.08 Enough… enough of kneeling before the platforms of the West. Intellectuals, researchers, students who have spent their youth in the labyrinths of laboratories and lecture halls — I want to address you with a cry from the depths of […]
The Crisis of Humility Before the Sacred in the Humanities

The Crisis of Humility Before the Sacred in the Humanities Mohammad Kawrani — 2026.08.06 The history of modern humanities records a striking paradox: while these disciplines emerged under the claim of liberating humanity from superstition and ignorance, we now see them, in many cases, being employed to serve agendas that have little to do with […]
Out of Compassion for Humanity, Do Not Make It the Center of the Universe

Out of Compassion for Humanity, Do Not Make It the Center of the Universe Mohammad Kawrani, 2026.08.14 Towards Rebuilding the Human Sciences Through Recognizing the Reality of the Human Being Before the Entire Universe. A large proportion of modern human sciences research is based on making the human being a central subject of knowledge: psychology […]
The Coming Global Civilization: The Light of Justice, the Sublimity of Values, and Divine Sciences

The Coming Global Civilization: The Light of Justice, the Sublimity of Values, and Divine Sciences – Mohammad Korani, 2026.07.29 – In the imminent near future—on a promised horizon and a near dawn—the sun of divine revelation shall shine, as the Muhammadan light is rekindled in the hearts of humanity, and the banner of divine justice […]
Critique of Globalization Theories in Shaping the World Order after 2030

Critique of Globalization Theories in Shaping the World Order after 2030 – Mohammad Korani – The military confrontation waged by the United States against Iran—instigated and fueled by political, security, and epistemic incentives from Israel—was not merely a regional crisis; rather, it constituted a test of the United States’ capacity to maintain its leadership position […]