Morteza Motahhari was an influential Iranian Islamic scholar, philosopher, and politician, born on January 31, 1919. He played a significant role in the Iranian Revolution of 1979 and was a key figure in promoting Islamic thought and philosophy. Motahhari was known for his writings on various subjects, including ethics, theology, and social issues, which aimed to integrate Islamic principles with contemporary challenges. Motahhari was also a founding member of the Islamic Republic Party and served as a member of the Assembly of Experts. His lectures and books continue to be studied and respected in Iran and beyond, contributing to the discourse on Islam and modernity.