“Mu‘Jamu-L-Udabo” As An Important Literary-Philological Source Created In The Late 12th And Early 13th Centuries

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This article analyzes Yoqut al-Hamawi’s renowned work “Mu‘jamu-l-udaba” as a significant literary-philological source composed in the late twelfth and early thirteenth centuries. The study briefly examines the scholar’s position within the tradition of writing biographical dictionaries (tarājim), as well as the information presented in the work concerning scholars from various regions, including Baghdad, Isfahan, al-Andalus, and Qayrawān.

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10.55640/eijps-06-03-03

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