About Abu Ali al-Marzuqi
Lived 942 – 1030 (aged 87–88). Abu Ali al-Marzuqi was a literary scholar, poet, lexicographer, literary critic, writer and scientist.
Abū ʿAlī Aḥmad b. Muḥammad b. al-Ḥasan al-Marzūqī, best known as Abu Ali al-Marzuqi (died 1030 AD/c. 421 AH), was an Iranian literary critic, grammarian and lexicographer who wrote in Arabic. He was born in Isfahan and studied Sibawayh's famous work on grammar, the al-Kitab, under the noted grammar expert Abu Ali al-Farisi.
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Abu Ali al-Marzuqi was a literary scholar, poet, lexicographer, literary critic, writer and scientist.
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