Abdussamad Esfahani

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Tomb of Abdossamad at the Jameh Mosque of Natanz, built in 1304CE.

Sheikh Abdussamad Esfahani, (Persian: شیخ عبدالصمد اصفهانی), also spelled Abdul Samad, 'Abd al-Samad, or Abd-ul-Samad, was a famous Ilkhanid era Shi'ite Sufi of the 13th century.

After Abdussamad's death in 1299 CE, his disciple, the Ilkhanid vizier Zayn al-Din Mastaria, built a  [fa] in Natanz in his honor. The congregational (Jameh) mosque of Natanz was built around the tomb.

Further reading[]

• Leone, Anaïs (2021). "New Data on the Luster Tiles of ʿAbd al-Samad's Shrine in Natanz, Iran". Muqarnas Online. 38 (1): 331–356. doi:10.1163/22118993-00381P11.

External links[]

• Archnet entry
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• Shrine Complex of Shaykh 'Abd al-Samad
• The Sheikh Abdolsamad Mosque in Natanz Iran
• Square Kufic script on the Sheikh Abd al-Samad shrine complex

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