| Al-Alf’az-ul-Mutradif’at |
Ali
Ibn-e-Isa ar-Ramani (D 384 H) |
| Al Ilmul
Khif’aq fi Ilmul Ishtiq’aq |
Nawab
Siddique Hasan Khan. A magazine in which the basic qualities
of the roots are explained |
| Anw’ar
at-Tanzil wa Asrar-at-Tawil |
Abd
Allah ibn Umar al-Baidawi (D 685 H) |
| Encyclopaedia
of Islam |
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| Kit’ab
al Qurtbani |
Imam
Ibn-e-Qutaiba (D 277 H) |
| Kit’ab-ul-Ishtiq’aq |
Ibn-e-Dureed
(D 321 H) |
| Lane |
William
Edward Lane, Arabic- English Lexicon - London. |
| Lat’aif-ul-Lugh’at |
Ahmad
bin Mustafa al-Bafedi |
| Manar |
Muhammad
Rashid Rida (Tafseer-al-Manar) Cairo 1367-72 H. |
| Al-Mufrad’at
fi Ghar’aib-al-Quran |
Abdul
Qasim Hussain Ar-Raghib (D 503 H) |
| Muq’abis-ul-Lugh’at |
Ibn-e-Faris
- Six Volumes - printed in Egypt in 1952. |
| Moheet-ul-Moheet |
Patras
Bustani - Two Volumes - Beirut 1870. |
| Muntahil
Arab |
Arabic -
Persian dictionary - Lahore 1925. |
| Q’amoos |
Abu-t-Tahir
Muhammad Ibn Yaqub Al-Q’amoos |
| Raghib |
See Al-Mufrad’at
fi Ghar’aib-al-Quran |
| Tafseer
Al-Minar |
Allama
Muhammad Abdohu. |
| Taj-ul-Urus |
Murtaza-az-Zabidi
(D 1205)
Since this was compiled after Lis’anul Arab (by Ibn
Mukarram or Ibn Manzoor) it contains all the essential
details. It is in ten volumes. The first print was in 1306 H.
Even Lane’s Lexicon is based on Taj-ul-Urus.
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