Murtada az-Zabidiy
| Murtada az-Zabidiy | |
|---|---|
| مرتضى الزبيدي | |
| Tavallud sanasi | 1732-yil |
| Tavallud joyi | Bilgram, Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh, Hindiston |
| Vafot sanasi | 1790 |
| Vafot joyi | Qohira, Misr |
| Faoliyat turi | musulmon olimi, leksikograf |
| Asarlari tili | Arab tili[1] |
Al-Murtado al-Husayniy az-Zabidiy (arabcha: المرتضى الحسيني الزبيدي), yoki Muhammad ibn Muhammad Murtado az-Zabidiy (1732—1790), (hijriy 1145—1205-yil) islom olimi[2]. Mashhur „ Taj al-ʼArus min Javohir al-Qamus“ (تاج العروس) lugʻatining muallifidir. G‘azzoliyning diniy fanlarni qayta tiklash haqidagi mashhur kitobiga sharhlar yozgan.
Murtado 1732-yilda (hijriy 1145-yil) Hindistonning Uttar-Pradesh shtati Hardoi shtatining Bilgram shahrida tugʻilgan. Ota-onasining kelib chiqishi Iroqning Vosit shahridan. 1790-yili (hijriy 1205-yil) Misrda vabodan vafot etgan.
Ishlari[tahrir | manbasini tahrirlash]
- Toj al-Arus min Javohir al- Qomus (تاج العروس) 'The Brideʼs Crown from the Pearls of the Qamus (lugʻat)'; Firuzobodiyning „Al-Qamus“[3] Ibn Manzurning „Lisān al-ʻArab“ dan keyin eng koʻp keltiriladigan klassik arab lugʻatining kengayishi.
- Ithof as-sadah al-muttaqin bi sharh ihyāʾ ʿulum al-din: Gʻazzoliyning monumental „Ihyoʻ Ulumuddin“ asariga sharh.
- Al-Rauḍ al-ǧalī fī ansab AL Bā ʻAlaviy (الروض الجلي في أنساب آل با علوي) (Damashq, Dār Kinan li-ṭ-Ṭibaʼa va an-Nasr va-t-Tauziy, 2010)
- Al-Ūqyānūs al-basīṭ fī tarjamat al-Qāmūs al-muḥīṭ (الأوقيانوس البسيط في ترجمة القاموس المحيط); (al-Qohira, Matbaat Buloq, 1834)
Manbalar[tahrir | manbasini tahrirlash]
- ↑ (unspecified title)
- ↑ Reichmuth, Stefan. The World of Murtaḍá Al-Zabīdī (1732-91): Life, Networks and Writings. Gibb Memorial Trust, 2009. ISBN 9780906094600.
- ↑ Muhanna, Elias. The World in a Book: Al-Nuwayri and the Islamic Encyclopedic Tradition. Princeton University Press, 2017 — 55 bet. ISBN 9780691175560.
Havolalar[tahrir | manbasini tahrirlash]
- Qisqacha tarjimai holi va asarlari ro‘yxati: Imom Sayyid Murtado az-Zabidiy
- Toj al- Arusning butun asari pdf formatida: تاج العروس — الزبيدي