Isfahani (disambiguation)

Isfahani is attributed to the city of Isfahan and may refer to:

• Abu Ja'far Isfahani Karani (d. 310/922) known as Ahmad b. Alawiya, writer, poet and Shia Muhaddith, the author of the ode "Nuniyya" about the event of Ghadir Khum
• Abu l-Faraj al-Isfahani (d. 357/968), the author of the Maqatil al-talibiyyin and al-Aghani.
• As'ad b. 'Abd al-Qahir (d. after 635/1235) Imami scholar and writer, teacher of Nasir al-Din al-Tusi.
• Sayyid Muhammad Musawi Isfahani known as Mirluhi, Shi'a scholar in in 11th/17th century.
• Muhammad Zaman b. Kalb'ali Isfahani (d. 1131/1739-1137/1735) a Shia scholar and jurist and the author of the Fara'd al-'usul dar ahwal madari wa masajid.
• Abd Allah b. Isa al-Afandi (d. 1130/1717-8) was an expert in bibliography and biography of scholars. Riyad al-'ulama' is among his important works.
• Hamza Gilani, a Shi'a philosopher of 12th/18th century and a student of Mulla Muhammad Sadiq Ardistani.
• Mulla Isma'il Isfahani Wahid al-'Ayn (d. 1240/1824) a Hakim and teacher of Islamic philosophy and theology, author of the book Sharh al-Hikmat al-Arshiyya]].
• Muhammad Husayn Ha'iri Isfahani (d. 1261/1845), Known as Sahib Fasul, one of the scholars in principles of jurisprudence and jurists in the 13th/19th century.
• Muhammad Baqir Aqa Najafi Isfahani (d. 1301/1883), an Imami scholar of jurisprudence and principles of jurisprudence in the 13th/19th century.
• Muhammad Taqi Razi Aqa Najafi (d. 1332/1914) son of Muhammad Baqir Aqa Najafi Isfahani and grandson of Muhammad Taqi Razi Eyvanaki who was a Mujtahid and supporter of the tobacco movement in Iran.
• Nur Allah Najafi Isfahani (d. 1346/1927) known as Haj Aqa Nur Allah Najafi Isfahani, One of the constitutionalist jurists in the late Qajar period.
• Sayyid Abu l-Qasim Dihkurdi Isfahani, (d. 1353/1934) was among Shi'a scholars in jurisprudence in 14th/20th century and the author of Minbar al-wasila.
• Hasan Ali Nukhudaki (d. 1361/1942), was a Shi'a scholar and mystic.
• Sayyid Abu l-Hasan Isfahani (d. 1365/1946), a great jurist and the marja' of Shi'a and the writer of Wasilat al-najat and Sirat al-najat.
• Muhammad Husayn Isfahani, nicknamed Hussayn Alishah and known as Zain al-Din, one of the scholars and masters of the Ni'matullahiyya dynasty in the 13th/19th century.
• Muhammad Husayn Gharawi Isfahani (d. 1361/1942), known as Kumpānī, is a scholar of jurisprudence, principles of jurisprudence and a philosopher of 14th/20th century. He is the author of Nihaya al-diraya.
• Mirza Mahdi Isfahani (d. 1365/1945) was a Shiite scholar of the 14th/20th century, the founder of the Tafkik School and the author of Ma'arif al-Qur'an.