About Ibrahim al-Haidari
Lived 1820 – 1881 (aged 60–61). Ibrahim al-Haidari was a Turkish anthropologist, historian, writer and literary scholar.
Ibrahim al-Haidari (died after 1860) was an Ottoman historian and anthropologist of the mid-19th century in Ottoman Iraq. He has been cited as "one of the most perspicacious historians of the period". Based in Baghdad, he was the author of a noted regional history of Baghdad, Basra, Kuwait and Najd in 1860, in which he "sought to recreate a regional world, tying southern Iraq to Kuwait, Arabistan/Khuzistan and central Arabia.
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Who was Ibrahim al-Haidari?
Iraqi historian
When was Ibrahim al-Haidari born?
Ibrahim al-Haidari was born in 1820 in Baghdad.
When did Ibrahim al-Haidari die?
Ibrahim al-Haidari died in 1881 in Baghdad.
What was Ibrahim al-Haidari's occupation?
Ibrahim al-Haidari was an anthropologist, historian, writer and literary scholar.
What nationality was Ibrahim al-Haidari?
Ibrahim al-Haidari was Turkish.
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