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Ibn Hisham Al-Ansari (708 AH – 761 AH) (1309 CE – 1360 CE) was an Egyptian scholar of Arabic grammar.[1][2]

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Ibn Hisham al-Ansari
ابن هشام الأنصاري
Personal
Born	1309 CE (708 AH) Cairo
Died	1360 CE (761 AH) Cairo
Resting place	Cairo
Religion	Islam
Nationality	Egyptian
Region	Mamluk Sultanate
School	Shafiʽi, Hanbali
Notable work(s)	Qatr al-Nada Expressing the Arabic grammar rules Awadhah al-Masalik [ar] Choudhour al-Thahab [ar] Moughni al-Labib [ar] Charh Choudhour al-Thahab [ar]
Known for	Arabic grammar, Aqidah
Profession	Writer, linguist, theologian
Muslim leader
Profession	Writer, linguist, theologian

Biography

Ibn Hisham Al-Ansari was born in Cairo in Dhu al-Qadah, in the year of 708 AH, corresponding to the year 1309 CE.[3][4]

He grew up loving science and scholars, taking many of them away as he needed some of the literati and the virtuous.[5][6]^{[clarification needed]}

Books

This linguist has written several books, including:[7][8]

• Qatr al-Nada[9][10]
• Expressing the Arabic grammar rules[11][12][13][14]
• Awadhah al-Masalik [ar][15][16]
• Choudhour al-Thahab [ar][17][18]
• Moughni al-Labib [ar][19][20][21]
• Charh Choudhour al-Thahab [ar][22][23]

Death

Ibn Hisham died on a Friday night on the fifth of Dhu al-Qadah in the year 761 AH, corresponding to the year 1360 CE.[24]

References

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