Al-Andalus literature

Al-Andalus literature refers to the rich body of written works produced in the Iberian Peninsula during Muslim rule from the early 8th to the late 15th century. It blends Arabic, Latin, and local Romance languages, reflecting diverse cultural influences. This literature includes poetry, philosophy, science, and historical texts, often emphasizing themes of love, spirituality, and knowledge. Notable figures like Ibn Hazm and Ibn Arabi contributed works that influenced both Islamic and European thought. Al-Andalus literature exemplifies a period of vibrant cultural exchange, fostering a legacy that impacted medieval European intellectual history.