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Also known as Ṣadr ad-Dīn Muḥammad Shīrāzī, Mullā Ṣadrā

17th-century Iranian Shia philosopher and theologian

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Mulla Sadra was a male human born in Shiraz in 1571 and died in Basra on January 1, 1641. A citizen of Safavid Iran, he worked as a ulema, Islamic jurist, philosopher, and sage within the fields of philosophy and Sufism. His religious worldview was Islam, and he spoke Arabic and Persian. He was influenced by Ibn Arabi and studied under Mir Fendereski and Bahāʾ al-dīn al-ʿĀmilī. He taught Mulla Hamzah Gilani.

His notable works include the 4th Vol. of Asfar-E-Arbaa, Asfar-E-Arbaa, the 2nd. Vol. of Asfar-E-Arbaa, Tafseer-Ul Quran : Vol. 1, and Spiritual Queries. He was buried in Iraq.

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Works
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Top works

  • 4th Vol. of Asfar-E-Arbaa
  • Asfar-E-Arbaa
  • 2nd. Vol. of Asfar-E-Arbaa
  • Tafseer-Ul Quran : Vol. 1
  • Spiritual Queries

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ID
Active from
1953-08-01

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Instance of
human
Gender
male
Citizenship
Safavid Iran
Place of birth
Shiraz
Place of death
Basra
Occupation
mystic
Languages spoken
Persian
Religion
Islam
Field of work
Sufism
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date of birth
1571-00-00
date of death
1641-01-01
Commons category
Mulla Sadra
place of burial
Iraq
influenced by
Ibn Arabi
Commons Creator page
Mulla Sadra
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honorific prefix
mullah
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