Histoires d'amour et de mort, le précis des martyrs de l'amour de Muġulṭāy (M. 1361). TAEI 57. Architecture – paysage Iroquoian mythology and the Amerindian

Iroquoian mythology and the Amerindian world in the 17th - 19th centuries

Catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition "Vogue Paris 1920-2020" presented at the Palais Galliera from 02

until the 17th century

as well as the following articles: "The Tokaido"

Histoires d'amour et de mort, le précis des martyrs de l'amour de Muġulṭāy (M. 1361). TAEI 57. Architecture – paysage Iroquoian mythology and the Amerindian"Whoever loves passionately, remains chaste and dies, passes away a martyr." Muuly (d. 762 1361) bases his Summary of the Martyrs of Love on this apocryphal hadith which, forged in the 3rd 9th century, allows him to include in the sphere of Islam a deadly and profane amorous passion towards a creature and to transform it into a quest for spiritual perfection under the aegis of ihd . The thesis was audacious: the treatise was censored and banned from