How about the REAL heroes?
Here are some of Fereydoun's favorite heroes.
Do you know some of them?

If you named 10 of them, congratulations! You are my hero today!


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Real Heroes

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🧪 They build.
– Inventors, scientists, and engineers who reshape the world.

🌍 They protect.
– Environmentalists, healers, and humanitarians who preserve life.

🧠 They question.
– Philosophers, educators, and reformers who expand our minds.

🌌 They explore.
– Astronomers, oceanographers, and wanderers of the unknown.

✍️ They create.
– Writers, artists, and storytellers who make meaning out of chaos.

They gave us the tools to think, to dream, and to change.
These are the real heroes.
The ones who leave the world wiser, kinder, and more alive.

Adam Smith

Scottish economist, father of modern capitalism, revolutionized economics with The Wealth of Nations and the idea of the invisible hand.

Ahmad Kasravi

Iranian historian and reformer, boldly challenged superstition and championed rational thought. His fearless writings sought to modernize Iran and inspire intellectual awakening throughout the Middle East.

Al-Battani

A renowned Arab astronomer, refined astronomical tables and calculated the solar year with remarkable precision, influencing medieval science.

Albert Einstein

A genius physicist, revolutionized science with his theory of relativity, forever changing how we understand time, space, and energy.

Al-Khwarizmi

A brilliant Persian mathematician, founded algebra and introduced algorithms, transforming mathematics and earning fame as the “father of algebra.”

Angela Merkel

steadfast German chancellor, steered Europe through crises, earning respect as a powerful, pragmatic leader on the world stage

Avicina

Persian polymath, revolutionized medicine with The Canon of Medicine and advanced philosophy, earning fame as the “Prince of Physicians” and shaping science for centuries.

Albert Schweitzer

I’m not sure if cats really have nine lives, but Albert Schweitzer certainly did. He packed a lifetime (or nine) into his days as a theologian, organist, musicologist, writer, humanitarian, philosopher, and physician—living each role with passion and purpose.

Alexander Graham Bell

Inventive genius, revolutionized communication by inventing the telephone, forever changing how the world connects.

Ann Frank

Brave diarist, documented life in hiding during the Holocaust, her words immortalizing hope amid unimaginable horror.

Aziz Nesin

A brilliant Turkish satirist, exposed social injustices with sharp humor, captivating readers and advocating for democracy and equality.

Al-Biruni

Al-Biruni, genius Persian polymath, mastered astronomy, physics, and geography, pioneering scientific methods and measuring Earth with astonishing accuracy.

Amelia Earhart

Fearless aviator, shattered records and gender barriers as the first woman to solo the Atlantic. Legend says she vanished in the Bermuda Triangle—here’s hoping she reappears someday!

Aristotle

An ancient Greek philosopher, shaped Western thought with groundbreaking ideas in logic, ethics, politics, and science, earning lasting influence.

Bertolt Brecht

Revolutionary German playwright, redefined theater with epic storytelling and sharp social critique, inspiring audiences to think and act.

Bruce Lee

Martial artist and film legend, shattered stereotypes with lightning speed and fierce philosophy. His movies and teachings redefined action cinema and inspired millions to find inner strength.

Charles Darwin

Visionary naturalist, unveiled the theory of evolution by natural selection in On the Origin of Species, forever transforming our understanding of life and its diversity.

Che

Revolutionary icon, fought for social justice across Latin America. His fearless spirit and call for equality made him a global symbol of rebellion against oppression.

David Fairchild

Adventurous botanist, introduced thousands of plants to America and founded Florida’s Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, enriching diets and landscapes.

Dimitri Mendeleeve

A brilliant Russian chemist, created the periodic table, organizing elements and revolutionizing our understanding of chemistry.

Dr. Seuss

Minvented wild worlds with classics like I Am Sam, making reading a fantastical adventure for generation

Edgar Allan Poe

Master of macabre, thrilled readers with haunting tales and poems like The Raven, pioneering detective fiction and redefining horror with his dark, brilliant imagination.

Elenor Roosvelt

A model First Lady, championed human rights and social justice, transforming the role of women in politics worldwide.

Farabi

Al-Farabi, medieval polymath, blended Greek and Islamic philosophy, earning fame as the “Second Teacher” after Aristotle.

Florence Nightingale

pioneering nurse, revolutionized healthcare with modern nursing practices, saving countless lives and championing medical reform.

Frida Kahlo

Mexican painter, icon of feminism

Fazlollah Sobhi

Loved Storyteller of Iran

Frank Meyer

Indian Jones of Agriculture

Ferdowsi

legendary poet, immortalized Iran’s heroes in the Shahnameh, safeguarding Persian culture and language for centuries.

Franz Fanon

Martinican psychiatrist, philosopher, revolutionary, and anti-colonial

 
Gandhi

lawyer, anti-colonial nationalist, and political ethicist

Gabriel Garcia

Colombian writer and journalist

Greta Thunberg

Environmental and Social Activist

 
Harriet Tubman

She is the famed Underground Railroad's "conductors." She pointed out to Frederick Douglass, in 19 long journeys she "never lost a single passenger."

Hayao Miazaki

Filmmaker

Hedy Lamar

Wi Fi

 
Henry Ford

Standardized production

Henric Ibsen

Norwegian playwright and the father of modern drama

Ibrahim Traore

New African Hero

Ibn Sina

a preeminent philosopher and physician of the Muslim world..

Imhotep: Polymath

Egyptian polymath — a physician, architect, engineer, priest, and advisor...

Indira Gandhi

politician and stateswoman

Isaac Newton

a mathematician, physicist, astronomer, alchemist, theologian, ...

jacque cousteau

French naval officer, explorer, filmmaker, and conservationist

 
jean jacques rousseau

 

 

Philosopher impacting the Age of Enlightenment

 
J K Rowlings

how scribbles on a restaurant napkin can take over the literature.

 
Joan of Arc

honored as a defender of the French nation for her role in the siege of Orléans...

Johannes Gutenberg

German inventor, printer, and publisher

Joseph Campbell

He said we are going in circles

 
 
Jules Verne

Novelist, poet, and playwright

Julia Tuttle

Mother of Miami". She is in many ways, founder of the city of Miami.

Kathryn Bigelow

Filmmaker

Karl Jung

Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psycholog

Karl Marx

German philosopher, economist, sociologist, historian

Leo Tolstoy

Russian author, philosopher, and social reformer, widely regarded..

Leonardo Davici

painter, draughtsman, engineer, scientist, theorist, sculptor, and architect

Louis Pasteur

Chemist, pharmacist, and microbiologist

Malcom X

A Rebel for a big cause

Mark Twain

Don't let schooling get in the way of your education

Martin Luther King, Jr.

Social-Political Philosopher

Marjory Stoneman Douglas
Mother of the City of Miami.
Marjan Satrapi

Writer, Illustrator, Filmmaker

Marjorie Harris Carr

Florida Cross Barge Canal

Marie Curie

Polish-French physicist and chemist, famous for her research on radioactivity

Maryam Mirzakhani

Mathematician

Maya Angelou

Memoirist, poet, and civil rights activist.

Min Chueh Chang

Birth Control Pill

 
Mouloud Atefi

Iranian radio presenter and voice actress..

 
Mostafa Rahimi

Lawer, Social Reformer

Neil DeGrasse Tyson

American astrophysicist, author

Neil Armstrong

pioneering astronaut, became the first human to walk on the Moon, inspiring generations with his “giant leap.”

Nelson Mandela

He unmasked Apartheid 

 
Nellie Bly

American journalist who was widely known for her record...

Nikola Tesla

He became famous 100 years later

 
 
Oprah

Television producer, actress, author, and media proprietor 

 
Omar Khayyam

Persian polymath—a poet, mathematician, astronomer, and philosopher

 
Patrice Lumumba

Continental Hero

Paolo Coehlo

Brazilian novelist, lyricist, and spiritual thinker, best known for his internationally bestselling novel

Pablo Picasso

Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, and one of the most influential artists

Parvin Etesami

 

 

Iranian Persian poet

 
Queen Isabella of Castile

he wife of King Ferdinand II. Reigning together over a dynastically ...

Rene Descartes

philosopher, mathematician, and scientist

Razi

A physician and polymath

Satyandra Bose

Indian theoretical physicist and mathematician...

Sardar Patel

His statue is the tallest statue in the world 600 feet tall(Twice the size of the statue of Liberty )

 
simone de bouvoir

philosopher, writer, and feminist,known for her groundbreaking work

Sejong the Great

Korean Alphabet

 
Sushruta Samhita

physician Sushruta, often called the “Father of Surgery

Tu YouYou

Chinese pharmaceutical chemist and malariologist...

Thomas Edison

Inventor

 
Usain Bolt

Fastest runner

Victor Hugo

A poet, novelist, and dramatist who played a central role in the Romantic movement

Voltair

Separation of church and state

 
Valentina Tereshkova

The first Woman in the space

Wole Soyinka

Playwright and Poet

 
Yuri Gagarin

The first man in space

 
Zu Chongzhi

not a pie, but "Pi=3.141592

Zhang Heng

Chinese polymath of the Eastern Han dynasty