He understood that his voice was not simply transmitting information it was shaping how people felt about what they were hearing. In times of peace, it comforted. In times of crisis, it steadied. He was also known for his impartial tone, even in politically charged moments. That neutrality rare and difficult to maintain gave him an aura of credibility. Listeners believed him because they sensed he respected the truth, even when it was difficult to speak. Outside of the studio, Rouhani was known as a thoughtful and private man. Colleagues recalled his passion for literature and classical Persian poetry. He would often quote Hafez or Ferdowsi during informal conversations, weaving culture into everyday speech just as he did on air.
