 Even though post Sadrian philosophy in the Islamic tradition never reached the level of accomplishment of the great masters of the Safavid period, Sadra’s school of metaphysics found followers in the periods that were to follow, both in and outside of Persia. While Mullā Ṣadrā’s influence was marginal in the Arab world, which has generally seemed to distance itself from traditional metaphysical issues, in India, Ṣadrian philosophy was well received and it is taught in traditional schools today.