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Al-Kitāb and the systematization of Arabic grammar.
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“…1236); Scotland; physician, astrologer , and translator . Sibawaih (760-793); Bayza or Bayda, Iran; grammarian, considered the most important Arabic grammarian upon whose work all other Arabic grammars are based. Sinan, Koca Mimar…”
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