Edward Henry Whinfield (1828–1883) was a notable English scholar, translator, and academic renowned primarily for his translation of the Persian poet Jalaluddin Rumi's works into English. His translation efforts have significantly contributed to the Western appreciation of Persian literature, particularly Rumi's poetry. Whinfield's work often aimed to make classic Persian literature accessible to English-speaking audiences, and he was involved in various scholarly activities throughout his career.

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