Muḥammad ibn Aḥmad ibn al-Azharī al-Harawī, Abū Manṣūr (al-mutawaffā: 370 H)

Abu Mansur Azhari was a distinguished linguist and lexicographer from Herat. He is renowned for his contributions to the Arabic language, particularly in the fields of etymology and philology. His most celebrated work, 'Tahdhib al-Lugha,' is an extensive dictionary that explores the origins and meanings of Arabic words, serving as a crucial reference for scholars and students alike. Azhari's dedication to collecting and analyzing linguistic data has made his works invaluable resources for unders...See more