Ibn Taymiyya (14th to 17th Century): Transregional Spaces of Reading and ReceptionThis research was made possible thanks to a grant which I received from the DFG from February 2010 to February 2011, and from May 2011 to December 2011. I would like to thank Professor Ulrike Freitag for hosting my project at the Zenter Moderner Orient in Berlin and Professor Werner Ende for encouraging me to pursue this line of research in its very infancy. Jon Hoover read an earlier draft of this paper and contributed to its improvement with a number of insightful comments and suggestions. Of course, I remain the only person responsible for any imperfections or mistakes.

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