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Hasan Tavanayan Fard

Hasan Tavanayan Fard (March 25, 1943 - January 21, 2015, Tehran)[1] was an Iranian economist, political activist, author and poet.

From 1967, he began teaching economics and social science in Sahab High School in Area 11 of Tehran and because he referred to the destructive outcome of the White Revolution by Shah (the Iranian King) in his classes, he was prohibited from teaching any further by Saavaak (the King's intelligence service) and was exiled to Bandar Abas. However, the late Hojat ol Eslam Reza Borgheyi who was the adviser of the Education Minister, defended him and the court revoked the decision for his exile. Nevertheless, the court sacked him from his teaching position and banned him from teaching.

The professor died at the age of 71 in Tehran of a heart attack.

Life

In 1975, he commenced teaching economics in universities in Iran. In 1979, he was employed at the University of Sanate Sharif. However, after two years of teaching there, Dr Salehi (the President of the University of Sanate Sharif who was the Foreign Minister during Ahmadinejad's second term) did not tolerate him and on the pretext that Professor Tavanayan Fard was a political prisoner at Evin prison, in 1984 he prevented the professor from teaching and callously stopped his monthly salary which in effect cut off financial maintenance for the professor's wife and children. He then invited the professor to teach at the Economics department of Tehran University. He taught money and banking and talked about how the current banking system in Iran is usurious and against Islamic principles. This led to the representative of Valieh Faghih at the Tehran University to summon him and get a written pledge that he would not talk about his opinions in class anymore. But Professor Tavanayan Fard refused to make this promise and as a result was banned from teaching.

Pressure from unemployment and lack of income had a harmful effect on his family. Professor Tavanayan Fard finally found a position to teach a few hours a week at Daneshkadeye Oloome Taghzieh (College of Nutrition) near Chamraan. After a few days, four people from the Intelligence Service (Vezarate Etelat) and Evin prison went to his class and stopped him from teaching and his classes were all cancelled from then.

Following the pressure by outside forces on the President of the University Dr Salhi told him in a conversation, "if you agree to go to Payame Noor University, we will reimburse your one year unpaid salary." Subsequent to his forced removal to Payame Noor University, they never paid him his unpaid salary of one year. This treatment continued and on many occasions they didn't pay his salary and when Ahmadinejad came to power, they wanted to force Professor Tavanayan Fard to retire. When he refused to do so, they completely deleted him from the University's financial records and didn't pay him his wages.[2]

Birth 25 March 1943 (Tehran)
Death 21 January 2015 (Tehran)
Children Rasha, Rahele, Attieh and Pegah
Books and articles More than 100
Diploma in Maths Elmieh Tehran High School
Post Diploma in Religious Studies Daneshsaraye Talimate Dini
Bachelor of Economics Tehran University
Masters in Economics Swansea University (Thesis: U.K. private short term capital movements 1963-1972)[3]
PhD in Economics (not completed) Swansea University (The Professor left Swansea University to return to Iran during the Iranian Revolution (intending to complete his PhD later). He wanted to provide academic assistance to Iranians during the Revolution. However, due to reasons explained below, he no longer had the opportunity to complete his PhD)

Some of his books include:[4]

No Book Year
1 Social Economics 1969
2 The Economics of Education 1976
3 The Theory of Consumption 1976
4 The Economics of Development and Progress 1977
5 Economic Systems 1977
6 The Theory of Value of Labour 1977
7 Discourses in Iranian Economics 1977
8 Money – Economic Perspective 1977
9 A critique of the Economic Provisions of the Constitution 1980
10 Ziaratname of Taleghani's father 1980
11 Dr Shariati and Economics after the Revolution 1980
12 Economics from the perspective of 14 Ma’soom (i.e. Prophet Mohammad, his daughter Fatemeh and the 12 Shiah Imams) 1980
13 Economics from Prophet Mohammad's and Imam Ali's perspective 1980
14 The Unfulfilled Wishes 1980
15 Economic Schools of Thought 1981
16 The Imperialised Iranian Economics 1982
17 The Philosophy of Islamic Economics – Alame Tabatabayi 1984
18 The Imperialist's Economic Conspiracies in Iran 1985
19 The Fundamentals of Management in Islam 1986
20 Mosadegh and Economics 1986
21 The Economic Views of Imam Mohamad Ghazali 1987
22 The Economics of Development 1987
23 The Economic Views of Imam Fakhr Razi 1988
24 The Economics of Population 1989
25 Usury in Quran 1990
26 The Economics of Money 1991
27 Factors Influencing Religious Beliefs 1993
28 Utilising the Teachings of Islamic Prayer 1995
29 Utilising the Teachings of Haj 1998
30 The Advancement of Utilisation in Islamic Culture 1998
31 Economic Social Science from Dr Ali Shariati's perspective 1998
32 Frugality 1999
33 The Economics of Development – A New Model 2000
34 The Future of Economics: Economics before and After the Resurrection of the Shiah's 12th Imam 2001
35 The Flaws in Iranian Economics – Economic AIDS 2001
36 Harmonising Iranian Economics 2001
37 The Role of Women in Furthering Utilisation 2001
38 Microeconomics and Macroeconomics 2004
39 Economic Systems 2004
40 The Economics of Internet 2006
41 Cooperative Economics 2006
42 Quranic Economics 2006
43 Economic Dictionary : English – Farsi 2007
44 The Economics of Zakat (financial donation for religious purposes) 2008
45 The Encyclopedia of Islamic Economics 2011

References

  1. ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2015-02-05. Retrieved 2015-02-05.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  2. ^ Tavanayan Fard, Hasan (2005). Half a Century of My Political and Academic Memories. ebook.
  3. ^ Swansea University. https://ifind.swan.ac.uk/discover/Record/359037#.VOYblPmsVlo. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)
  4. ^ "حسن توانایان فرد".