| Abu Ishaq al-Kubunani | |
| Native Name: | أبو إسحاق القبناني |
| Native Name Lang: | ar |
| Death Date: | d. after 886/1481 |
| Era: | Islamic Golden Age |
| Main Interests: | Mathematics, astronomy |
Abu Ishaq al-Kubunani (Arabic: أبو إسحاق القبناني) (d. after 886/1481), was a Persian[1] mathematician, astronomer and man of letters. As his name suggests, he was from, a rural district approximately north-west of Kerman. He was active from 845 to 886 AH. He studied in a school named Sa'die and then became a teacher in that same school. It appears that he lived in Sari for a long time and local rulers of Tabaristan patronized him, as he wrote some of his works in Tabaristan and offered them to the rulers of Tabaristan. He was well-versed in Persian and Arabic literature and some of his poems are preserved in his works such as Mansha'at (منشآت) and even on his mathematical works. His works are in both Persian and Arabic.