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classical Sibawaih

Persian grammarian known as the father of Arabic grammar. His monumental work al-Kitab is the first comprehensive an...

medieval Ibn Malik

... (the Thousand-Line Poem), the most famous didactic poem on Arabic grammar. It has been memorized, studied, and commented upon by scho...

medieval Ar-Radiyy al-Astarabadhi

...e considered among the most precise and analytical works in Arabic grammar.

medieval Ibn Hisham an-Nahwi

...an-Nada and Mughni al-Labib, two of the most widely studied Arabic grammar texts. Ibn Khaldun considered him the greatest grammarian o...

ottoman Zakariyya al-Ansari

...ed commentaries on major works of tafsir, hadith, fiqh, and Arabic grammar that became standard seminary texts.

medieval Abu Hayyan al-Andalusi

... of 'al-Bahr al-Muhit,' a major Quran commentary focused on Arabic grammar.

tabii Abu al-Aswad al-Du'ali

...li ibn Abi Talib. He created the first systematic rules for Arabic grammar, which became the foundation of Arabic linguistics. He also...

classical al-Farra'

The greatest Arabic grammarian of the Kufa school, author of Ma'ani al-Quran, a foundat...

classical Sibawayhi

Author of al-Kitab, the foundational work of Arabic grammar; student of al-Khalil ibn Ahmad; considered 'the Imam of gr...

tabii Yahya ibn Ya'mur

A Basran scholar who became a leading scholar of Arabic grammar and Quran recitation in Khorasan, student of Abu al-Aswad a...