أبو كثير يحيى بن الكاتب

معلومات عامة
الجنس	ذكر
الاسم الأول	إيلي
المهنة	رباني
الدِّين	اليهودية

أبو كثير يحيى بن الكاتب (ازدهر في طبرية عام 910)،^[1] كان نحويًا وفقهاء لغة في اللغات العبرية والعربية والآرامية. ربما كان من بين المعلمين في طبرية السعدية.^[2]^[3]

اشتهر بأطروحته التي كتبها باللغة العربية وعنوانها أصول اللغة العبرانية (حوالي. 915 م).^[4]^[5] كما علق على الرأي المتعلق بنطق داغِش للحرف العبري رش كما عبر عنه مجتمع مازيا بين أساتذة الميسورات الأوائل في طبرية (حوالي 775-825).

مراجع

↑ Mother of reason and revelation Irene E. Zwiep - 1997 "For information on the languages spoken in the Northern parts of Israel, we may turn to Saadia's teacher Abu Kathir Yahya ben Zakariyya', also known as 'All ben Judah ha-Nazir (d. c. 920),"
↑ Islamic culture through Jewish eyes p125 Esperanza Alfonso - 2008 - 201 "In the second half of the ninth century Eli ben Judah ha-Nazir, Saadia's teacher, also referred to similarities between languages
↑ Abu Kathir Yahya al-Katib of Tiberias, absorbed the ideas of the Jewish philosopher
↑ "'Eli ben Yehuda Hannazir and his Treatise Kitab 'Usul al-Lugha al-'ibraniyya" (hebr.), Leshonenu XXXIV (1969-70),
↑ Ra'anan S. Boustan, Raʻanan S. Boustan, Oren Kosansky Jewish studies at the crossroads of anthropology and history p221 2011 "44 Among those who expressed this belief was 'Eli ben Yehudah ha-Nazir, a native of Tiberias, who wrote in a linguistic treatise of ca. 915 that when he had doubts about the accuracy of his work on the language of the Bible, .."

[1] Mother of reason and revelation Irene E. Zwiep - 1997 "For information on the languages spoken in the Northern parts of Israel, we may turn to Saadia's teacher Abu Kathir Yahya ben Zakariyya', also known as 'All ben Judah ha-Nazir (d. c. 920),"

[2] Islamic culture through Jewish eyes p125 Esperanza Alfonso - 2008 - 201 "In the second half of the ninth century Eli ben Judah ha-Nazir, Saadia's teacher, also referred to similarities between languages

[3] Abu Kathir Yahya al-Katib of Tiberias, absorbed the ideas of the Jewish philosopher

[4] "'Eli ben Yehuda Hannazir and his Treatise Kitab 'Usul al-Lugha al-'ibraniyya" (hebr.), Leshonenu XXXIV (1969-70),

[5] Ra'anan S. Boustan, Raʻanan S. Boustan, Oren Kosansky Jewish studies at the crossroads of anthropology and history p221 2011 "44 Among those who expressed this belief was 'Eli ben Yehudah ha-Nazir, a native of Tiberias, who wrote in a linguistic treatise of ca. 915 that when he had doubts about the accuracy of his work on the language of the Bible, .."

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