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'''Abū Muḥammad Ḥasan b. Mūsā al-Nawbakhtī''' (Arabic: {{ia|أبو محمد الحسن بن موسى النوبختي}}) is a Shi'a [[theologian]] and [[philosopher]] of the 3rd/[[9th Century|9th]] and 4th/[[10th Century|10th]] centuries. He is the first [[Muslim]] scholar who has written about [[sects and creeds]]. During the [[Occultation]], al-Nawbakhti with his philosophical tendencies and knowledge of theological principles and bases of various sects, provided rational demonstration to consolidate [[Shi'a]] theological bases. He had debates with famous [[Imami]] and [[Mu'tazili]] theologians, like: [[Abu Ali شم-Juba'i]], [[Abu l-Qasim شم-Balkhi]], [[Muhammad b. 'Abd Allah b. Mamalk شم-Isfahani]] and [[Ibn Qiba al-Razi]].
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| Religious Affiliation =[[Twelver Shi'a]]
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'''Abū Muḥammad Ḥasan b. Mūsā al-Nawbakhtī''' (Arabic: {{ia|أبو محمد الحسن بن موسى النوبختي}}) is a Shi'a [[theologian]] and [[philosopher]] of the 3rd/[[9th Century|9th]] and 4th/[[10th Century|10th]] centuries. He is the first [[Muslim]] scholar who has written about [[sects and creeds]]. During the [[Occultation]], al-Nawbakhti with his philosophical tendencies and knowledge of theological principles and bases of various sects, provided rational demonstration to consolidate [[Shi'a]] theological bases. He had debates with famous [[Imami]] and [[Mu'tazili]] theologians, like: [[Abu Ali al-Juba'i]], [[Abu l-Qasim al-Balkhi]], [[Muhammad b. 'Abd Allah b. Mamalk al-Isfahani]] and [[Ibn Qiba al-Razi]].


Al-Nawbakhti wrote several works, some of which was available until the 7th/[[13th century|13th]] century; however, ''[[Firaq al-Shi'a (book)|Firaq al-Shi'a]]'' is his only work that has survived into the present time.  
Al-Nawbakhti wrote several works, some of which was available until the 7th/[[13th century|13th]] century; however, ''[[Firaq al-Shi'a (book)|Firaq al-Shi'a]]'' is his only work that has survived into the present time.


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