Sheikh Ahmad-e Jami

Sheikh Ahmad-e Jami (1048–1141) was a sufi and poet.

Also recorded as Ahmad-i Jam; Ahmad Jam; Ahmad Jami; Ahmad-e Jam; Ahmad-e Jami; Ahmad of Jam.

Overview

Born at Namaq in 1048, died at Torbat-e Jam in 1141.

In detail

the recorded working language is Persian and Arabic.

Works named in the authority record are Konuz al-Hikmah, Miftah al-Najat, Al-Risalat ul-Samarqandiyah and Rawdhat ul-Moznibin.

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