Ali ibn Sahl Isfahani

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Ali ibn Sahl Isfahani (also Ali b.Sehl b. El-Ezher el-Ifsfahani ; listen ? / I PersianAudio file / audio sample علی بن سهل ازهر اصفهانی, DMG ʿAlī bin Sahl Azhar Eṣfahānī ; died 919 in Isfahan ) was a Persian mystic . He lived in the era of the Abbasid caliph al-Mu'tadid bi-'llah . After Spencer, the first Tekke , the center of a Sufi brotherhood, in Persia belonged to him. His tekke still exists and became his mausoleum .

literature

  • Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall : literary history of the Arabs from their beginning to the end of the 12th century of the hidschret. Vienna: KK Hof- u. State printing office, 1850–1856. 7 vols. (Entry on "Ali Ben Sehl Ben el-Ezher el-Ifsfahani" online at WBIS )

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ According to this blog entry : † 280 d. H. (around 894 AD)
personal data
SURNAME Isfahani, Ali ibn Sahl
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ali b. Sehl b. el-Ezher el-Ifsfahani (full name); علی بن سهل ازهر اصفهانی (Persian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Persian mystic
DATE OF BIRTH 9th century
DATE OF DEATH 919
Place of death Isfahan