Eṣfahānī, Gūyesh (Dialect) Introduction Isfahanī is one of the dialects of Persian that exhibits mutual
Eṣfahānī, Sayyed Abū al-Hasan, a Twelver Shiite senior jurist (marja‛) of the nineteenth and twentieth/thirteenth
Nukhudakī Eṣfahānī, Hasan-Ali, Emāmī scholar and mystic from Isfahan in the late 19th and early
Bannā, Muhammad b. Yūsuf – Ṣūfī and hadith transmitter from Isfahan in the 9th/3rd century.
Falāṭūrī, ‛Abd al-Javād, a contemporary Islamic scholar and author of works on comparative philosophy (1925–1996).
Qashqāʾī, Jahāngīr-Khān, teacher of philosophy and some Islamic sciences in the 19th and 20th centuries/13th
Namād-e Eṣfahān (The Symbol of Isfahan), an iconic1 emblem based on the constellation Sagittarius, representing
Sulṭān al-‛Ulamā, Hussein b. Muhammad, an Imāmī jurist of the 17th/11th century and grand vizier
Dardasht/Bābuldasht/Bābeldasht, one of the old quarters of Isfahan, located in the northern part of the
Ṣafī ‛Alīshāh, Mīrzā Hasan Eṣfahānī a prominent Sufi of the Ne‛matullāhī* order in the 13th
