The Nazari School is a prominent educational institution in Iran, known for its focus on traditional Islamic teachings and Persian literature. Established in the 14th century, it has played a significant role in shaping the cultural and intellectual landscape of the region. The school emphasizes the study of classical texts and the development of critical thinking skills among its students. In addition to religious education, the Nazari School also promotes the arts, including poetry and calligraphy. Its curriculum is designed to foster a deep understanding of Islamic philosophy and ethics, preparing students to contribute positively to society. The school's influence can still be seen in contemporary Iranian education.