This forthcoming book, edited by Dr. Heather Ecker, shines a spotlight on the remarkable scientific and artistic achievements fostered under the patronage of Abu’l-Fath Manuchihr Khan, governor-general of Khu
Edited by Dr. Sami Luigi De Giosa, this new volume explores the intertwined artistic histories of the medieval Mediterranean, where Islamic and Christian cultures met, clashed, and blended. From the Iberian Pen
Dr. Sana Mirza’s forthcoming catalogue is the first comprehensive study of the Qur’anic manuscripts housed in the Sherif Harar Municipal Museum in Harar, Ethiopia—home to one of the most important col
Dr. Deniz Türker’s forthcoming book, part of Cambridge University Press’ prestigious Elements in the History of Constantinople series, offers a fresh perspective on the influential roles played by
Dr. Alyson Wharton’s book brings long-overdue attention to the contributions of Armenian architects in shaping the cities of the Ottoman East during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Focusing on six citiesâ€
Dr. Peyvand Firouzeh’s book explores the fascinating material culture created by the Neʿmatullahi Sufi order as it spread between Iran and the Deccan region of India between the 15th and 17th centuries. Thes
The long-awaited monograph Architecture of Bibliophilia: Eighteenth-Century Ottoman Libraries is scheduled to be published in 2026 by Edinburgh University Press, one of the leading publishers of cutting-edge re
Palimpsests Past and Present is the first monograph to take a multidisciplinary approach to trace the history of the significant, but understudied monumental funerary site, the Makli necropolis (established ca.
Ottoman Mobilities: Things and Subjectivities in the Global Nineteenth Century is an Edited Volume co-edited by Ayşe Belgin Özkaya and Sibel Zandi-Sayek. This volume offers a broad panorama of the late Ottoma
