Wajih ad-Din Kirmani

Type Figure Region Persia Time c. 1260–1318 Also known as Wajih ad-Din Kirmani、Wajih al-Din Kirmani、Wajih al-Din Yusuf、瓦吉赫·丁·优素福

Wajih ad-Din Kirmani (c. 1260–1318) was a Persian scholar of the Ilkhanate period, connected to the scholarly lineages of Kirman and Tusi.…

Timeline

1301–1310Maragha · East AzerbaijanBetween 1301 and 1310, Wajih ad-Din, as a descendant of Nasir al-Din Tusi, participated in patronage and scholarly exchange in the Maragha–western Persian scholarly circle. In 706 AH (1307) Awḥadī Marāgha completed the Manṭiq al-ʿoshshāq and dedicated it to him, indicating that during this period he served as a link between Öljaitü-era Persian poetics and the Tusi astronomical-philosophical tradition, and was an important node in the knowledge networks of local elites in the late Ilkhanate.

AWḤADĪ MARĀḠAʾĪ — Encyclopaedia Iranica https://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/awhadi-maragai-shaikh-awhad-al-din-or-rokn-al-din-b/
Awhadi Maraghai https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awhadi_Maraghai