The negation theory of attributes in Isfahan theological school

The point of view of the negation of attributes is one of the theories in the discussion of the ontology of divine attributes. This article examines this theory in Isfahan Theological School with a descriptive and analytical method. The theologians considered in this school are: Fayaz Lahiji, Mullah Rajab Ali Tabrizi, Qazi Saeed Qommi, Mohammad Baqer Majlisi and Mullah Saleh Mazandarani.The theory of the negation of attributes was also proposed in previous theological schools, but in this school, especially by Mulla Rajab Ali Tabrizi and Qazi Saeed Qommi, it was more clearly stated and defended with numerous arguments. Some thinkers of this school proposed this theory in the form of proxy theory and validity theory, which are other expressions of the negation theory of attributes.The most important arguments of the theory of the negation of attributes in Isfahan Theological School are: the contradiction of proof of attributes with the doctrine of inherent monotheism, meaning the negation of plurality, the negation of combination, and the negation of analogy; The necessity of proving the attribute with proving the defect, limitation and creation; The impossibility of describing essence; Adjective negation narratives.