%0 Journal Article
%T Three Iranian voices in the Renaissance under Akbar
%A Shireen Moosvi
%J Studies in People's History
%@ 2349-7718
%D 2018
%R 10.1177/2348448918795769
%X If by its distinctive features in thought, art and literature, the reign of Akbar (1556¨C1605) deserves to be called a period of Renaissance, and one then begins to look for its major figures. Even a short list of such Renaissance men must include three Iranian immigrants, the scholar Ab¨±¡¯l Fat£¿ G¨©l¨¡n¨©, the scientist and administrator Fat£¿ull¨¡h Sh¨©r¨¡z¨© and the radical poet ¡®Urf¨© Sh¨©r¨¡z¨©. This article reconstructs their biographies and assesses their contributions to the ideological and cultural flowering of Akbar¡¯s time
%K Akbar
%K Ab¨±¡¯l Fa£¿l
%K Ab¨±¡¯l Fat£¿ G¨©l¨¡n¨©
%K Fat£¿ull¨¡h Sh¨©r¨¡z¨©
%K ¡®Urf¨©Sh¨©r¨¡z¨©
%K ¡®Abdu¡¯l Q¨¡d¨©r Bad¨¡¨±n¨©
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2348448918795769