US researcher links Imam Reza’s foresight, Martyred Leader’s legacy to governance

Dr. Homa Eftekhar Hassan, a thinker, religious activist based in the United States, emphasized the political, spiritual model of Imam Reza for the modern world while attending the 6th Imam Reza International Congress at Imam Reza Shrine, in Mashhad, northeast Iran. 
She highlighted: “Wise management and avoiding impulsive actions serves as a hallmark of religious governance. This attribute was also clearly embodied in the leadership of the Martyred Leader, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei”.
“The management style of Imam Reza was rooted in profound foresight, deep understanding of the interests of the Islamic community. Decisions based on contemplation, rather than emotional reaction, mirrored the approach of the Martyred Leader”, she argued. 
In her view, this type of endurance and patience acted as a shield against adversaries, serving as the key to cohesive and unparalleled management.
The thinker also evaluated the political, scientific stature of martyr Ali Larijani, describing him as a distinguished figure. 
She noted: “Few managers possess both profound academic credentials and tested management experience. The balance between his social standing and personal life reflects a thoughtful, Muslim architect, and a consistency often recognized by the public”.
Regarding her cultural, scientific efforts in the United States, Dr. Eftekhar Hassan explained: “Many initiatives focus on Islamic values and the foundation of the family”. 
She described her pilgrimage to the Imam Reza Shrine as a long-held dream, expressing hope that by utilizing Imam Reza’s teachings, she might convey a message of rationality, peace to the world.