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MUBARRAD, or MOBARRAD [
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Abu-1 `Abbas Mahommed
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ibn Yazid ul-Azdi] (c. 826-898)  , Arabian grammarian, was
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born in
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Basra, and became the
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leader of the Basran grammarians against the Kufan school . His
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judgment, however, was
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independent, as is shown by his attack on some points in the
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grammar of
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Sibawaihi, the greatest writer of his own school . He died at
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Bagdad . His
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main
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work is the grammatical one known as the Kamil (Perfect), which has been edited by W .
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Wright (
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Leipzig, 1864 seq.), and published at
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Constantinople (1869) and
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Cairo (1891) . Two or three other
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works exist in MS.; cf . C . Brockelmann, Gesch. der arabischen Litteratur, i . 109 (
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Weimar, 1898) . (G . W .

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