Mohammad Ali Taheri

Mohammad Ali Taheri (born March 21, 1956 in Kermanshah, Iran) is an Iranian philosopher, mystic[2] and theorist, the founder of Erfan-e-Halgheh mysticism[3] and two complementary medicine treatments Faradarmani[4] and Psymentology[5], as well as the Theoretical Concept of Consciousness field[6] and Consciousness Bond. He is also known as the founder of Human Rights Movement in Prison.

Mohammad Ali Taheri
Born (1956-03-21) March 21, 1956
Kermanshah, Iran
OccupationTheorist, Philosopher, Spiritual teacher
ResidenceCanada [1]
NationalityIranian
EducationMiddle East Technical University (METU)
Website
www.mataheri.comwww.cosmointel.com

Imprisonment

Mohammad Ali Taheri was arrested in 2010 by the Revolutionary Guards Intelligence Service on charges of acting against national security. He was also charged with corruption on earth at the beginning of his detention, but this was denied due to lack of documentation.[7]

On May 4, 2011 he was sentenced on charges of insulting the sacred, touching the female patient's hand while undergoing treatment, interfering with medical practice, obtaining illicit property, distributing audiovisual material and unauthorized use of medical scientific titles.

Taheri was interrogated again in the summer of 2014 on charges of corruption on earth, and was eventually sentenced to death in court in May 2015.The UN high commissioner For Human Rights called this death sentence an “absolute outrage”.[8] The support for death penalty was some scholars' referendums (Makarem Shirazi, Safi Golpayegani, and Alavi Gorgani), considered Mohammad Ali Taheri an apostate. The reasons for this apostasy included considering imams as not infallible, ridiculing the Mahdism, promoting incarnation theory and touching female patient’s hand while undergoing treatment.[7]Taheri's lowers and students have had many activities for his freedom, as well as objecting the referendums which led to withdraw of scholars, [9]and the sentence has been changed to five years imprisoning and a 900 million Toman fine.[7]

United Nation Human Rights condemned Taheri's imprisoning many times in its reports during his arrest period.[10]

He was due to be released on Feb. 7, 2016, after serving a full five-year sentence and the fine, when was prevented from being released on new charges.[7] Branch 26 of the Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Ahmadzadeh, convicted Taheri on charges of corruption on earth on February 27, 2017 once again which this was denied by Branch 33 of the Supreme Court for the second time.[11]

He was charged with corruption on earth for the third time in August 2018 by Judge Abolqasim Salavati in Branch 15 of the Revolutionary Court on a charge of five years' imprisonment, this charge must have been re-examined by the appeals court, but this never took place.In September 2018 Taheri was charged again on apostasy, false propaganda and association and collusion against national security. In a letter to Ahmad Shahid, a former UN human rights rapporteur for Iran, Taheri reported that he had been forced to fabricate confessions through psychological pressure and torture by IRGC interrogators.[7][12][13][1][14]

Taheri, in a letter to the Iranian president on January 13, 2019, called for the removal of Iranian citizenship in protest against injustice.[7][12][13]

Release

In April 2019, he was released after seven and a half years of his last arrest.[15]

After settling in Canada, Mohammad Ali Taheri established Cosmointel Inc. and introduced his new study field, Siencefact, which aims to examine the effect of Consciousness Fields on matter and energy. The related website, cosmointel.com is a monitoring and research center for Consciousness Fields studies according to his theoretical concepts [16]. Researchers from all around the world can read the latest articles about the effectiveness of the Consciousness Fields announcements, as well as submiting their related research proposals and papers based on the guidelines introduced on the website.

Books
  • Human from another outlook(2011) ISBN 9781939507006
  • Halqeh Mysticism (Inter-universal Mysticism, Vol. 1)(2013) ISBN 9781939507105
  • Human worldview(2013) ISBN 9781939507112
  • Non-organic beings (2013) ISBN 9781939507129
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References
  1. The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom. "Mohammad Ali Taheri (Released- House Arrest)". Retrieved 21 February 2020.
  2. "Interuniversal Mystisism".
  3. Taheri, Mohammad Ali (April 7, 2013). Halqeh Mysticism (Interuniversal Mysticism, Vol. 1). Interuniversal Press. p. 52. ISBN 1939507103.
  4. Taheri, Mohammad Ali (21 February 2014). "The Purpose of Practicing Faradarmani Treatment; An Iranian Complementary and Alternative Medicine". Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences. 114: 75–79. doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.12.660.
  5. Taheri, Mohammad Ali (9 July 2013). "Definition of Psymentology, an Iranian Complementary and Alternative Medicine". Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences. 84: 1534–1549. doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.06.785.
  6. Taheri, Mohammad Ali; Mizani, Mojdeh (3 July 2013). "The Theory of "Consciousness Field" and "Consciousness Immunity" in Faradarmani". Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences. 82: 807–812. doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.06.353.
  7. "Mohammad Ali Taheri". Deutsche Welle. Retrieved 21 February 2020.
  8. "UN News 2015". UN News. Retrieved 5 August 2015.
  9. "Mohammad Ali Taheri Amnesty". Amnesty. Retrieved 21 October 2016.
  10. "UN Reports". UN Human Rights.
  11. "USEmbasy Iran". US virtual embassy Iran. Retrieved 1 September 2017.
  12. "Mohammad Ali Taheri". Deutsche Welle. Retrieved 21 February 2020.
  13. "Mohammad Ali Taheri". Deutsche Welle. Retrieved 21 February 2020.
  14. "Canada should welcome Intrauniversalism founder Mohammad Ali Taheri on humanitarian grounds". The Georgia straight.
  15. Radio Farda Radio Farda
  16. "Cosmointel: SCIENCEFACT research center".


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