Maqāmāt-i Ḥātimī: manāqib-i Z̤iyāʼ al-Dīn Ḥātimī Juvaynī ʻārif-i qarn-i shishum

Maqamat-i Hatimi is a significant scholarly recovery of the hagiographical accounts surrounding Ziyāʼ al-Dīn Hātimī Juvaynī, a prominent Sufi figure of the 12th century. Edited by the distinguished professor Muhammad Riz̤ā Shafīʻī Kadkanī, this edition presents the Manāqib (acts of grace) of a mystic whose legacy had long remained in the shadows of Khurāsānī Sufism. The text offers a rich linguistic and social tapestry of 12th-century Irān, detailing the spiritual geography of the region and the social networks of mystical families. Shafīʻī Kadkanī provides a rigorous critical apparatus, including a 70-page introduction that examines the literary archetypes of mystical miracles and the influence of earlier figures like Abū Saʻīd Abī al-Khayr. Published in Tihrān by Sukhan, this work is an essential resource for researchers of medieval Persian literature and the historical evolution of Irānian mysticism.