Evocation de Hallaj is a scholarly exploration of the life and legacy of the 9th‑century Persian mystic Ḥallāj. Drawing on primary sources and contemporary scholarship, the book traces Hallaj’s spiritual journey, his controversial teachings, and the political and religious context of the Abbasid Caliphate. It examines how Hallaj’s ideas influenced Sufi thought and how his execution by the Abbasid authorities became a pivotal moment in Islamic history. The work offers a nuanced portrait of a figure whose mysticism challenged orthodox norms, making it a valuable resource for students of Islamic studies, Sufism, and medieval history.