I   Embarked on my academic journey with a focus on theology and Islamic studies, aiming to develop a theory in Islamic science. After completing my Master’s degree in Islamic studies with a thesis on psychology and mental health from an Islamic perspective, I pursued a Ph.D. in Islamic philosophy. In my academic pursuit, John Hick has had a profound impact on my philosophical journey, molding my perspectives and directing my exploration of philosophy of religion, with a specific focus on religious pluralism. During my doctoral program, I received guidance from esteemed philosophers such as Seyed Hossein Nasr and the late Seyed Hassan Mostafavi, who served as my supervisors. In my shift towards emphasizing mere rationality, I have also been influenced by the late philosopher Antony Flew, whose astonishing philosophical life and works have played a significant role in shaping my philosophical outlook. This evolution in my thinking reflects a deepened commitment to rationality as the primary guiding principle in my academic pursuits, defining it as logical-philosophical reasoning and/or scientific discoveries above all else.