The Ising model is a mathematical model employed in statistical physics to investigate systems of ferromagnetic materials. The model consists of discrete elements known as ”spins,” which can assume two distinct values, often represented as +1 and -1. The model incorporates the interaction between spins and considers the influence of temperature, resulting in a rich variety of phenomena such as phase transitions and critical phenomena. In real-world scenarios, external magnetic fields and disturbances between magnetic poles may exist. Therefore, mathematicians have introduced the Random Field Ising Model (RFIM) and the Random Bond Ising Model (RBIM). These models incorporate random coefficients in the terms related to external magnetic fields and interactions between magnetic poles, respectively.