Writers from Isfahan

Arab historian, writer, poet and musicologist (897–967)

Persian geographer and astronomer

Persian historian and writer (1125–1201)

Iranian writer (1892-1997)

Persian Islamic scholar (948–1038)

Iranian activist

10th-century Persian philologist and historian

Iranian poet

Iranian writer

Iranian-American professor and historian (1943–2021)

Persian writer

Iranian author and poet

12th-century Islamic scholar

grand vizier of the Buyid dynasty

Iranian poet and literary

Iranian poet

Iranian journalist, writer and activist

Qiwam al-Din al-Fath ibn Ali ibn Muhammad al-Bundari al-Isfahani (; died after 1241/2), commonly known as Bundari () or al-Bundari (), was an Iranian writer who is known for translating the Persian epic poem Shahnameh into Arabic.

Iranian philosopher (born 1934)

17th-century Iranian nobleman, official and historian

Iranian writer and translator (1929–2016)

Armenian philosopher

wife of `Abdu'l-Bahá, prominent figure in the Bahá'í Faith

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Iranian poet and painter

Iranian poet

Iranian journalist

Iranian academic (1937-1997)

Iranian journalist, poet, playwright, film director, editor-in-chief, novelist and writer

Muslim scholar

'''Mufaddal ibn Sa'd al-Mafarrukhi, commonly known as Mafarrukhi', was an Iranian historian who was the author of the Arabic Kitab Mahasin Isfahan'' (Book of the Beauties of Isfahan), a local history of his hometown Isfahan. Modern historians generally agree that Maffarrukhi composed his work during the reign of the Seljuk sultan Malik-Shah I ().

Iranian writer (1937–2009)

Iranian poet