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Abu Hatim al-Razi (d. 322/934) was the Ismaili author of Kitab al-zina, a unique glossary of Islamic words. This book explores his contributions and place in early Arabic linguistic and lexicographical thought and practice, and in Shi'i heresiographical writing.
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- Farr: Add a description of this character.
- Ibn Qutayba
- Ghuluww
- Samarr
- Majma
- Murji
- Ghar
- Sunn
- Ibn Durayd
- Zwettler
- Khaw
- Zina
- Walker
- Madelung
- Owens
- Ibn Jinn
- Pickthall
- Nawbakht
- Stern
- Mubarrad
- Muhammad
- Ritter
- Shar
- Tahdh
- Sezgin
- Kinberg
- Biobibliography
- Daftary
- Ibn Manz
- Jeffery
- Cook
- Muhadhdhab
- Muqaddas
- Sall
- Ibn Nad
- Tabar
- Adam
- H. A. R. Gibb
- Muzhir
- Andalus
- Ism
- Mary
- Wilferd
- B. Muslim
- Salama
- Margoliouth
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- Dewey: 297
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