Nasrullah Ansari

Biography

I was born in 1356 A.H. in the district of Moshlihan (or Piristan) in Daikundi province of Afghanistan. I started learning when I was seven years old and after passing the elementary stages, due to my and my family's interest in spirituality, I entered one of the seminaries in the region called Imam Sadiq (AS) seminary. I learned the comprehensive book of introductions there, then I was transferred to Ashterli Al-Muntazar seminary and learned another part of Arabic literature and logic there.
In 1371, at the suggestion of my teachers and my father, I went to the Islamic Republic of Iran to continue my studies and started studying religious sciences at the Amirul Momineen (AS) school in Tehran. In 1372, I was accepted at the World Center of Islamic Sciences and after two years of studying at Amir al-Mu'minin school and learning Arabic literature completely and a part of jurisprudence and principles in that blessed school, I left for Qom. I started my studies in Qom from the third grade in 1372 and in 1385 I graduated in the fourth level of Fiqh and Principles. Of course, I had written my third-level thesis with the orientation of Quranic sciences under the title "The Place of Ahl al-Bayt (AS) in the Quran".
During my studies at the school, I benefited from the presence of very honorable professors, such as Professor Vajdani Fakhr, Professor Mousavi Hamedani, Ayatollah Eshtredi, Professor Mohammadi Khorasani, Professor Karimian, Professor Hayati, Professor Noor Mohammadi, Professor Mhamami, Professor Shafiei and Professor Nekonam as I will name the most influential of them both in terms of education and training.
Since 2010, I have been admitted to the Imam Khomeini Educational and Research Institute (R.A.) in the field of economics, and I have completed my bachelor's degree in 2015. In 2016, I started studying for a master's degree in economics in this institution, and in 2019, I finished my thesis defense under the title "Government's Place in the Islamic Economic System". In this institution, I can also thank the valuable professors such as Dr. Seyed Kazem Rajai, Dr. Jabri, Dr. Jalili Khoshnoud, Dr. Davoudi, Professor Hassan Agha Nazari, Dr. Hossein Samsami, Dr. Kafaei, Dr. Abbas Shakri, Professor Khosropanah.
During his studies, he did not limit himself to lectures and debates, but also carried out research activities as much as possible, the results of which are about 30 articles and a book. He was not without his share of cultural activities and since 1374, I became a member of Mithaq Islamic Assembly, one of the active cultural organizations of Afghan students, and in this assembly held positions such as the editor of the opening quarterly magazine, the responsible director of the quarterly magazine, a member of the editorial board, responsible for the opening of the website and for a period of time co-chairman. Assembly, I worked and now I am an active member of this organization. In addition to the Covenant Islamic Conference, I have also worked closely with other cultural organizations such as the Institute of Fundamental Research and the Association of Afghan Academicians. For example, at the Institute of Basic Research, I was a scientific colleague of the Andishe Farda quarterly magazine, and at the Academicians' Assembly, I was a member of the editorial board of the New Season magazine.
Since the beginning of 2010, I went to my home country of Afghanistan to preach and teach, and I am still busy with these two sacred duties. During this time, I was teaching at Katab, Al-Mustafa, Khatam-e-Nabiyin and Esteghlal universities, and besides that, I was not neglecting my main duty, which is to spread religious knowledge and spread the culture of Ahl al-Bayt (AS), and I did it to the best of my ability.
Since 2016, I have been studying for a doctorate in the field of economic sciences with a focus on Islamic economics, and in 1401, I have defended my doctoral thesis and graduated. I am currently engaged in research and teaching activities.