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|Nome = Abū Isḥāq ʿAlī ibn Faḍl ibn Aḥmad

|Cognome = al-IsfarāʾinīIsfarāyīnī

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|LuogoNascita = Isfara'in Isfarāyīn

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|AnnoNascita = 1027<ref name="society52">{{cita libro |cognome=Ephrat |nome=Daphna |titolo=A Learned Society in a Period of Transition: The Sunni 'Ulama' of Eleventh-Century Baghdad (SUNY series in Medieval Middle East History)|editore= State University of New York Press |data=2000 |isbn=079144645X |pagina=52}}</ref>

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== Biografia ==

Al-IsfarāʾinīIsfarāyīnī nacque a [[Esfarayen|IsfarāʾinIsfarāyīn]] nel NO del [[Khorasan]]. Si sa molto poco della sua gioventù salvo che ricevette un'istruzione [[islam]]ica accurata, centrata sul [[Diritto islamico]], sulla teologia e sul credo silamico (''ʿAqīda''). <!--

In his youth, al-IsfarāʾinīIsfarāyīnī traveled to [[Baghdad]] to further his studies and attended the lectures of some of the most famous Sunni scholars of his time including Bāhilī, Bāqillānī and Ibn Fūrak.<ref name="encyclopediaofislam"/>

Al-Isfarāʾinī then chose to leave Baghdad and return to his native town of Isfarāʾin despite the esteem and favour shown to him by the scholars of Iraq.<ref>{{cite book |last1=Ephrat |first1=Daphna |title=A Learned Society in a Period of Transition: The Sunni 'Ulama' of Eleventh-Century Baghdad (SUNY series in Medieval Middle East History)|publisher= State University of New York Press |date=2000 |isbn=079144645X |page=66}}</ref> Later he accepted an invitation to [[Nishapur]], where a school was built for him.<ref name="encyclopediaofislam"/> From 411 AH he held sessions teaching hadith in the congregational mosque of Nishapur.<ref name="encyclopediaofislam108">{{cite book |last1=Lewis |first1=B. |last2=Menage |first2=V.L. |last3=Pellat |first3=Ch. |last4=Schacht |first4=J. |title=Encyclopaedia of Islam (New Edition) |volume=Volume IV (Iran-Kha) |publisher=Brill |___location=Leiden, Netherlands |date=1997 |origyear=1st. pub. 1978 |isbn=9004078193 |page=108}}</ref>

== Views ==

Al-IsfarāʾinīIsfarāyīnī adhered to the Sunni Ash'ari school of theology and spent much of his time refuting the views of the [[Karramiyya]] sect who held anthropomorphic views of God.<ref name="encyclopediaofislam108"/>

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== Morte ==

Al-IsfarāʾinīIsfarāyīnī morì nel [[Muharram]] del 418 [[Calendario islamico|E.]] e fu inumato a Isfarāʾin. La sua tomba divenne mèta di pii pellegrinaggi.<ref>''The [[Encyclopaedia of Islam]]'' (New Edition), ''s.v.'' «al-IsfarāyīniIsfarāyīnī» ([[Wilferd Madelung|W. Madelung]]), Volume IV (Iran-Kha), p. 108, Leida, Brill, 1997 (1978), isbn=9004078193</ref>

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