187 Abu-JaÀfar (Baghdad;
Hanbali, mob inciter vs.
MuÀtazilites)
188 Abu-Nasr al-Qushayri
(Nishapur; AshÀarite kalam)
{189} al-Nasawi (Baghdad; geom,
Hindu arith)
190 al-Hujwiri (routinized Sufi
theol, biogs.)
191 al-Farmadhi (Sufi)
192 Ibn al-Marzuban (disciple of
Ibn Sina)
193 minor disciples of Ibn Sina
194 Bahmanyar (Persia,
Zoroastrian)
195 al-Bayhaqi (Nishapur;
AshÀarite/MuÀtazilite; sync.
Karramite anthropomorphism
& MuÀtazilites)
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196 ÀAbdullah al-Ansari
(Afghanistan; f. Sufi order;
anti-kalam)
198 al-Tabrisi (Imamite theol)
201 Ibn ÀAqil (Baghdad, Hanbali
moderate)
202 Abu-l-Faraj (f. Hanbali school
in Damascus, kalam)
203 Abu-l-Yasr al-Pazdawi
(Bukhara, kalam)
Figure 8.3. Mystics, Scientists, and
Logicians, 1100–1400
1100
204 Najm al-Din al-Nasafi
(Maturidite kalam)
205 Abu-MuÀin al-Nasafi
(Maturidite creed, kal.)
206 Ibn Barraja (eastern Persia;
Sufi)
207 Yusuf al-Hamadani (f. Sufi
order, Transox.)
208 al-Zamakhshari (Baghdad,
Khwarizm;
MuÀtazilite/philology)
209 Zain al-Din al-Jurjani (Persia;
medicine, logic; wrote
Persian)
{210} al-Khazini (Iran Seljuk court;
astron, *mechanics)
211 Ahmad al-Ghazali (Sufi,
Platonist)
{212} Ibn al-Tilmidh (Baghdad;
medicine, pharmacy, logic)
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213 al-ÀAinzarbi (Baghdad, Cairo;
medicine, logic)
{214} Ibn al-Salah (Baghdad,
Damascus; medicine, astrol,
astron, math)
215 Ibn-Hubayra (Baghdad;
Hanbali)
216 Ibn al-Jawzi (same, polymath)
217 Ahmad al-Yawavi (Anatolia;
f. Sufi order, dancing
darvishes) (^218) ÀAbd al-Qahir al-Suhrawardi
(Sufi)
219 Ahmad al-RifaÀi (Iraq; f.
fanatical Sufi order)
(^220) ÀAbdulqadir Gilani (al-Jilani)
(Sufi ecstatic)
{221} al-SamawÀal (Baghdad, Jew,
medicine, math)
i 222 Isaac ibn Ezra (son of
Abraham ibn Ezra of Spain
[Fig. 8.5]; Jew, convert to
Islam)
223 al-Sawi (Persia; defended Ibn
Sina logic vs. Abu-l-Barakat)
224 al-Gawnawi (Persia; astron,
crit. Abu-l-Barakat logic)
225 Majd al-Din al-Jili
i 226 father of Fakhruddin Razi (st.
Nishapur)
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