Kebir M. Ammi's *Évocation d'Hallaj* offers a focused study of Mansur al-Hallaj, the celebrated and controversial figure often remembered as a martyr of Islamic mysticism. The book traces the spiritual, historical, and literary resonance of a life that became central to debates about sainthood, religious authority, and the limits of mystical expression. Rather than treating Hallaj only as a legendary name, it places his teachings and fate within the broader currents of early Islamic thought and Sufi tradition. Written in French, the work is suited to readers interested in religious history, Islamic spirituality, and the enduring questions raised by a mystic whose legacy continues to inspire interpretation across cultures.