44 results for “arabic”
Clear filterArab polymath, teacher of Sibawaih, and inventor of Arabic prosody (ilm al-arud). Compiled Kitab al-Ayn, the first com...
Persian grammarian known as the father of Arabic grammar. His monumental work al-Kitab is the first comprehe...
...and author of al-Kamil fil-Lughah wal-Adab, a major work on Arabic language and literature. He was the chief rival of the Kufa...
A polymath and leading authority on Arabic literature, Quranic sciences, and hadith interpretation. Hi...
...ashshaf, a tafsir renowned for its unparalleled analysis of Arabic rhetoric and grammar.
... Ali al-Farisi. Author of al-Khasa'is, a pioneering work on Arabic morphology and general linguistics that explored the philos...
...a Quran commentary celebrated for its masterful analysis of Arabic rhetoric and grammar. Despite his Mu'tazili theological lea...
...ecretary of state under Salah ad-Din al-Ayyubi. A master of Arabic prose and a brilliant administrator who managed the Ayyubid...
...is of the Quran, and al-Lubab fi Ilal al-Bina' wal-I'rab on Arabic syntax and morphology.
... (the Thousand-Line Poem), the most famous didactic poem on Arabic grammar. It has been memorized, studied, and commented upon...
...e considered among the most precise and analytical works in Arabic grammar.
...an-Nada and Mughni al-Labib, two of the most widely studied Arabic grammar texts. Ibn Khaldun considered him the greatest gram...
...ed commentaries on major works of tafsir, hadith, fiqh, and Arabic grammar that became standard seminary texts.
...l through marriage). A prolific author of over 200 works in Arabic, Persian, and Urdu, and a leading figure in the Ahl al-Hadi...
... who settled in Cairo, author of 'Taj al-Arus,' the largest Arabic dictionary, and 'Ithaf as-Sadah,' a commentary on al-Ghazal...
... of 'al-Bahr al-Muhit,' a major Quran commentary focused on Arabic grammar.
...id an-Nasafiyyah' on Maturidi theology and 'al-Mutawwal' on Arabic rhetoric.
...ne of the most famous and comprehensive dictionaries of the Arabic language.
...l-Arab,' the most comprehensive classical dictionary of the Arabic language.
... of 'al-Funun,' reportedly the largest book ever written in Arabic.
A Tabieen scholar of Basra credited with developing Arabic grammatical analysis (nahw) under the guidance of Ali ibn A...
...fied the Umayyad state after the Second Fitna, standardized Arabic as the administrative language, minted the first Islamic co...
...sian-Meccan Shafi'i scholar, author of numerous widely-read Arabic works on fiqh, tafsir, and hadith.
The greatest Arabic grammarian of the Kufa school, author of Ma'ani al-Quran, a...
...reciters; also the leading grammarian of the Kufi school of Arabic linguistics.
...rote authoritative commentaries on kalam, usul al-fiqh, and Arabic rhetoric.
Founder of Arabic prosody and compiler of al-'Ayn, the first Arabic dictionar...
Author of al-Kitab, the foundational work of Arabic grammar; student of al-Khalil ibn Ahmad; considered 'the Im...
Major Arabic lexicographer; author of Tahdhib al-Lughah, an 15-volume di...
Arabic literary genius; author of the Maqamat al-Hariri, one of th...
...cal school; teacher of al-Hariri's teachers and a legendary Arabic lexicographer.
...her' (after Aristotle); systematized Aristotelian logic for Arabic-speaking world and integrated it with Islamic political tho...
The greatest prose stylist of classical Arabic; polymath who wrote on theology, zoology, rhetoric, and soc...
The greatest poet in the Arabic language; his panegyric and philosophical verse represents ...
... compiler of al-Hamasa, an important anthology of classical Arabic poetry.
A leading early scholar of Arabic linguistics, hadith, and Quranic studies. His Gharib al-Had...
Author of al-Sihah, the most widely used classical Arabic dictionary for 500 years. His lexicographic work defined th...
...ki scholar whose al-Muharrar al-Wajiz is the most scholarly Arabic-language Quranic commentary of al-Andalus.
Indian Islamic scholar whose 'What Has the World Lost due to the Decline of Muslims?' is one of the most widely read Islamic books globally.
A prominent Egyptian Islamic author (1920-1996 CE) known for his popular biographies of the Companions of the Prophet, particularly Men Around the Messenger (Ri
A Basran scholar who became a leading scholar of Arabic grammar and Quran recitation in Khorasan, student of Abu al...
...ry memory and was a leading authority in Quranic tafsir and Arabic philology.
Medinan Tabi'i scholar, mawla of the Hashimites, principal transmitter of Abu Hurayra's hadith and key teacher of Ibn Shihab al-Zuhri.
... ibn Abd al-Aziz, who combined mastery of hadith, fiqh, and Arabic poetry.