Brill - Jm in Regional Contexts: Reception of Abd al-Rahman Jami

Jm in Regional Contexts provides a detailed study of how the works of the polymath Abd al-Rahman Jami (d. 898/1492) were received across different regional traditions. This academic work examines the spread and influence of his writings throughout the Islamicate world, spanning the period from the 9th/14th century to the 15th/20th century. Part of the Handbook series, this volume focuses on Section 1: The Near and Middle East. It offers researchers and historians a look at the historical impact of Jami's contributions within specific geographical and cultural boundaries. By analyzing these regional contexts, the book helps clarify the legacy of one of the most significant figures in Islamic history. This text is a valuable resource for those studying Middle Eastern history, Iranian studies, and the intellectual traditions of the Islamicate world.