Maulana Jalaluddin Mimi (1207-1273) is the most celebrated Sufi and philosophic poet of Persian language. His philosophy is enlightened with spiritual frenzy and creative madness inspiring the heart and elevating the mind. Once we enter the halo of love, warmth and music that surrounds the poetry of the Maulana, it becomes impossible to draw a line between the earthly and the heavenly, the human and the divine. The Maulana's works, particularly his Mathnawi is as much acknowledged in the West as in the East. Mini, as argued by a number of scholars, recognized and appreciated Indian wisdom, particularly in his Mathnawi. This 'A Descriptive Catalogue of the Manuscripts and Printed Editions of Maulana Mull's Works in India', is a befitting response of India to the Maulana and an illustration of the interesting of the Indian scholars and sages in Rum’s works. 419 manuscripts of the Mathnawi, 33 manuscripts of its selections, 166 manuscripts of its commentaries, 9 manuscripts of its glossary, 35 manuscripts of Divan-e Shams, 3 manuscripts copies of the Maulan’s only prose work Fihe Ma Fihe have been described in this catalogue which is an ample proof of the keen interest of the Indian scholars in Maulana's works.