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| Place of Birth = Dawruq (a city in [[Khuzistan]]), Iran | | Place of Birth = Dawruq (a city in [[Khuzistan]]), Iran | ||
| Place of Residence = [[Baghdad]] | | Place of Residence = [[Baghdad]] | ||
| Death/martyrdom = [[Rajab 5th]], [[ | | Death/martyrdom = [[Rajab 5th]], [[244]]/October 21, 858 | ||
| Cause of Death/martyrdom = Martyred by [[al-Mutawakkil]] | | Cause of Death/martyrdom = Martyred by [[al-Mutawakkil]] | ||
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'''Abū Yūsuf, Yaʿqūb b. Isḥāq al-Dawraqi al-Ahwāzī''', known as '''Ibn al-Sikkīt''' (b. [[186]]/802 d. [[244]]/ | '''Abū Yūsuf, Yaʿqūb b. Isḥāq al-Dawraqi al-Ahwāzī''', known as '''Ibn al-Sikkīt''' (b. [[186]]/802 d. [[244]]/858) is a Persian Shi'a [[Muhaddith]] and a great figure in Arabic lexicology and syntax. He was one of the close companions of [[Imam al-Jawad (a)]] and [[Imam al-Hadi (a)]]. | ||
He was called Ibn al-Sikkit (son of silent), because his father practiced prolonged silences. He is an important scholar of Arabic syntax and literature and his most important work is "''[[Islah al-mantiq]]''." | He was called Ibn al-Sikkit (son of silent), because his father practiced prolonged silences. He is an important scholar of Arabic syntax and literature and his most important work is "''[[Islah al-mantiq]]''." | ||