Time in Early Modern Islam

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The book explores the Islamic concept of time as interpreted and implemented within the historical contexts of the Safavid, Ottoman, and Mughal empires. By examining how each empire perceived and utilized time, the author highlights the cultural and philosophical differences that shaped their societies. This comparative analysis sheds light on the broader implications of time in Islamic thought and its influence on governance, daily life, and spiritual practices across these significant historical empires.