“…In fact, fractional calculus provides the mathematical modeling of some important phenomena like social and natural in a more powerful way than the classical calculus. During the last few decades, many applications were reported in many branches of science and engineering such as chaotic systems [6,7], fluid mechanics [8], viscoelasticity [9], optimal control problems [10,11], chemical kinetics [12,13], electrochemistry [14], biology [15], physics [16], bioengineering [17], finance [18], social sciences [19], economics [20,21], optics [22], chemical reactions [23], rheology [24], and so on. Due to the importance of FDEs, the solutions of them are attracting widespread interest.…”