List of Muslim theologians

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[edit] Traditional Theologians and Philosophers

See also early Muslim philosophy, Islamic philosophy

[edit] Early Shia Theologians and Philosophers

See: List of Shia Imams

[edit] Twelvers (Athna Ashri) Imams

  1. Ali ibn Abu Talib
  2. Hasan ibn Ali
  3. Husayn ibn Ali
  4. Ali ibn Husayn (Ali Zainulabideen)
  5. Muhammad al-Baqir
  6. Jafar Sadiq
  7. Musa al-Kazim
  8. Ali al-Rida (Ali Raza)
  9. Muhammad al-Taqi
  10. Ali al-Hadi (Ali Naqi)
  11. Hasan al-Askari
  12. Muhammad al-Mahdi

[edit] Zaidiyyah (Fivers) Imams

  1. Ali ibn Abu Talib
  2. Hasan ibn Ali
  3. Husayn ibn Ali
  4. Ali ibn Husayn (Ali Zainulabideen)
  5. Zayd ibn Ali

[edit] Seveners Imams

  1. Ali ibn Abu Talib
  2. Hasan ibn Ali
  3. Husayn ibn Ali
  4. Ali ibn Husayn (Ali Zainulabideen)
  5. Muhammad al-Baqir
  6. Jafar Sadiq
  7. Ismāʿīl ibn Jaʿfar
  8. Muhammad ibn Ismail

[edit] Early Sunni Theologians and Philosophers

[edit] Imams of Fiqah

  1. Imam Abu Hanifa
  2. Imam Hanbal
  3. Imam Shafi
  4. Imam Malik

[edit] Imams of Hadith

[edit] Medieval Theologians and Philosophers

[edit] Modern Theologians and Philosophers

See also modern Islamic philosophy, Islamization of knowledge

[edit] Historiographers, political scientists, and sociologists

[edit] See also

[edit] See also