About Hikmat Academy

Hikmat Academy as an Academic and Educational platform has a clear goal: to make high-quality, values-driven education accessible to a global audience.
Through a growing collection of recorded and live courses, we bring together scholars, educators, and seekers from diverse backgrounds to explore meaningful subjects in depth — from mysticism and philosophy to cultural history, interfaith dialogue, religious studies and language learning.
We believe education is more than information — it’s a path to connection, reflection, and positive change. Whether you’re joining a live seminar or studying at your own pace, Hikmat Academy offers a welcoming space to grow intellectually and spiritually.
We invite you to be part of this journey — to learn, reflect, and contribute to a more thoughtful and peaceful world.

Our Mission
Hikmat Academy is dedicated to advancing culture, mutual understanding, and peace through transformative education.
We provide accessible, in-depth online courses in Religious studies, philosophy, interfaith dialogue, history, culture, and languages — empowering learners around the world to engage deeply with ideas that shape our shared humanity.
As the educational platform of Hikmat International Institute, we strive to nurture wisdom, critical thought, and cross-cultural understanding by connecting students with leading instructors and scholars from across the globe.

CEO

Morteza Rezazadeh

Morteza Rezazadeh, is a graduate of the Islamic Seminaries of Qom and Mashhad. In addition, he earned an M.A. in Philosophy of Religion from the University of Religions and Denominations in Iran and a second M.A. in Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations from Hartford Seminary in the United States. He is now a PhD candidate in Comparative Study of Religions and Mysticism at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran. He teaches in the Islamic seminaries in Qom and Mashhad and also teaches regularly in various forums and universities in Iran and also in Europe and the USA. As a guest lectures, he has taught at University of Paderborn in Germany and University of Religions and Denominations in Iran. He is a member of the steering committee of the the International Abrahamic Forum in Germany and is highly engaged in interfaith activities worldwide.