Template:Islamic philosophy

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v • d • e Islamic Philosophy and Islamic Theology Fields: Logic · Aqidah · 'Aql · Eschatology · Sociology · Early Sociology School of Theology: Ash'ari · Athari · Mu'tazili · Maturidi · Murji'ah · Imami · Ismaili Schools of Philosophy: Early Islamic philosophy · Avicennism · Averroism · Illuminationist Philosophy · Kalam · Transcendent Theosophy · Traditionalist School · Sufi Metaphysics · Sufi Cosmology · Contemporary Islamic philosophy Theologians: Ja'far al-Sadiq · Abu Hanifa · Shafi'i · Malik Ibn Anas · Ahmad ibn Hanbal · Abu Yusuf · Wasil ibn Ata · Amr ibn Ubayd · Abd al-Jabbar · Ibn Aqil · al-Ash'ari · al-Maturidi · Al-Ghazali · Al-Shahrastani · Fakhruddin Razi · Al-Jahiz · Al-Jubba'i · al-Mas'ūdī · Al-Shaykh Al-Mufid · Shaykh Tusi · Mu'ayyad fi'l-Din al-Shirazi · Ibn al-Haytham · Abū Rayhān al-Bīrūnī · Averroes · Ibn al-Nafis · Ibn Khaldun · Abul Ala Maududi · Muhammad Hamidullah · Muhammad Taqi Usmani · Fazlur Rehman · Morteza Motahhari List of Philosophers: Ibn Khaldun · Al-Kindi · Al-Farabi · Al-Razi · Al Amiri · Ibn Miskawayh · Ibn Sina · Ikhwan al-Safa · Abu Yaqub Sijistani · Ayn-al-Quzat Hamadani · Ibn Masarrah · Ibn Hazm · Ibn Tufail · Averroes  · Ibn Sab’in · Suhrawardi  · Ibn Arabi · al-Abharī · Nasir al-Din Tusi · Qutb al-Din al-Shirazi · Mulla Sadra · Sabzevari · Mir Damad · Mir Fendereski · Allameh Tabatabaei · Muhammad Iqbal · Gohar Shahi · Mohammad Baqir al-Sadr · René Guénon · Frithjof Schuon · Hossein Nasr · Naquib al-Attas