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(1388–1448) was an Egyptian writer born in the small town in the [[Governorate of Gharbeya]], in the [[ [[Category:Egyptian writers]] ...

{{Short description|Egyptian polymath and mathematician (1355/56–1418)}} ...ن أحمد القلقشندي}}; 1355 or 1356 – 1418), was a medieval [[Egyptians|Egyptian]] [[encyclopedist]], [[polymath]] and [[Islamic mathematics|mathematician]] ...

[[Category:Medieval Egyptian physicians]] [[Category:Encyclopedists of the medieval Islamic world]] ...

{{Short description|Egyptian Historian, encyclopedist and calligrapher}} ...in [[Akhmim]], present-day Egypt – died June 5, 1333, in [[Cairo]]) was an Egyptian [[Muslim]] historian and civil servant of the [[Bahri Mamluk]] dynasty.... ...

{{Short description|Egyptian historian, encyclopedist, biographer, writer, soldier (1349–1406)}} | birth_place = [[Cairo]], [[Mamluk Sultanate|Egyptian Mamluk Sultanate]] ...

...Wallace's mission to Egypt became another successful book, ''Egypt and the Egyptian Question'' (1884). After traveling through the Middle East, Wallace was sel * [https://books.google.com/books?id=g--6UjyCZ2sC ''Egypt and the Egyptian Question''] (1883) ...

{{Short description|13th century Egyptian historian and biographer}} ...qifti-COM_25408|access-date=19 July 2017}}</ref> (ca. 1172&ndash;1248); an Egyptian Arab historian, biographer-encyclopedist, patron, and administrator-scholar ...

...prestigious prize awarded by Sudanese government. He was also awarded the Egyptian prestigious First Class Golden Award for scientific achievements in 1992 by [[Category:Encyclopedists]] ...

[[Category:15th-century Egyptian historians]] [[Category:Encyclopedists of the medieval Islamic world]] ...

{{Short description|Egyptian Arab historian (1364–1442)}} ...erest in the [[Fatimid Caliphate|Fatimid era]], and the earlier periods of Egyptian history.<ref name="IBTauris">Paul E. Walker, ''Exploring an Islamic Empire: ...

...Allāh ibn Wahb al-Qurashī’; [[biographical dictionary]] of teachers of the Egyptian scholar [[Ibn Wahb|'Abdallāh ibn Wahb]]<ref>See: [[Fuat Sezgin]] (1967), p [[Category:Encyclopedists of the medieval Islamic world]] ...

* [[Al-Dimyati]], the foremost Egyptian authority on hadith in his time.<ref>{{cite book|author=[[Al-Dimyati]]|titl [[Category:Encyclopedists of the medieval Islamic world]] ...

{{Short description|Arab Egyptian Islamic scholar (1445–1505)}} ...[[Brill Publications|Brill]] 2nd)}} or '''Al-Suyuti''', was an [[Egyptians|Egyptian]] [[Sunni]] [[polymath]].<ref>{{cite book |author=Anna Kollatz |title=The M ...

...gainst him, which was "writing against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia" in the Egyptian newspapers, then King [[Ibn Saud|Abdulaziz Al Saud]] ordered his release an ...fn|Bafaqih|2015|p=74}}However, his strongest relationship was with another Egyptian writer, [[Abbas Mahmoud al-Aqqad]].{{sfn|Maghribi|1993|p=52}} ...

...pponent [[Arius]], also [[Cyril of Alexandria|Cyril]] and [[Synesius]]. On Egyptian soil [[monasticism]] began and thrived. After Alexandria, [[Antioch]] held ...re which continued the ancient traditions: historians and [[chronicle]]rs, encyclopedists and essayists, and writers of secular poetry. The other two include new lit ...

...-title=Dictionary of Modern Arabic Literature|date=2015 |publisher=General Egyptian Book Organization |location=Cairo, Egypt |isbn=9789779102146 |edition=first [[Category:Saudi Arabian encyclopedists]] ...

...://www.academia.edu/25995601/Egyptian_coup_of_2013_an_econometric_analysis Egyptian coup of 2013: an ‘econometric’ analysis. ''The Journal of North African ...c_Structural_Analysis_Entelequia._Revista_Interdisciplinar_13_2011_139_169 Egyptian Revolution: A Demographic Structural Analysis. ''Entelequia. Revista Interd ...

...ed as being undertaken by Phoenician explorers employed by [[Ancient Egypt|Egyptian]] [[pharaoh]] [[Necho II]] c.&nbsp;610–595&nbsp;BC.<ref name="Friis">{{ci ...Caelestia'', i.7.49-52.</ref> Cleomedes invites his reader to consider two Egyptian cities, [[Alexandria]] and [[Syene]], modern [[Assuan]]: ...

...ardized process or ritual), has been called "a branch of magic" by "Muslim encyclopedists, such as al-Afkānī, Tāshköprüzade, and Ḥājjī Khalīfah", according In 2007, an Egyptian pharmacist, Mustafa Ibrahim, was beheaded in [[Riyadh]] after being convict ...

...iginated with [[Denis Diderot]] and the 18th-century French [[Encyclopédie|encyclopedists]].<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Miloš |first=Todorović |year=2018 |title=From * On 1 July 2020, the [[Egyptian Arabic Wikipedia]] exceeded '''1,000,000''' articles, becoming the eighteen ...