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The Book of Lisan al-Arab is an Arabic linguistic dictionary compiled by Ibn Manzur al-Ansari (d. 711 AH). Al-Zurqali described the dictionary as having "gathered the main books of the language, almost making them unnecessary." The author is Muhammad bin Makram bin Ali Ibn Manzur al-Ansari al-Khazraji (630 AH - 711 AH / 1232 AD - 1311 AD): historian, scholar of language, and judge: Tripoli of the West. Ibn Hajar said about him: "He was fond of abbreviating long literary books." ***Note: The book has a seal.