Ibn Aqil al-Hanbali (431–513 AH / 1040–1119 CE) was a prominent Hanbali scholar, theologian, and jurist. He was known for his intelligence, deep insight, and vast knowledge in Fiqh, theology, and ethics.

He authored numerous works and was recognized for his ability to address both legal and moral aspects of Islam. His writings emphasize good character (akhlaq), discipline, and adherence to Islamic teachings, making him a respected figure in classical Islamic scholarship.