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Are these Classical Arabic dictionaries available somewhere?

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    Wakas
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    peace all,

    I came across the following work in which it listed Arabic Dictionaries in order of when they were written. I am wondering if any of the early ones are available online or to buy in book form.

    Kitab al Ayn

    Kitab al Dajmharah

    Makayis al Lughah

    Al Sihah

    Anyone know?

    All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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      Found the following

      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/Lexicon.htm

      Kitab al Ayn (4 volumes)
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/alFarhidi/kamhm1.pdf
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/alFarhidi/kamhm2.pdf
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/alFarhidi/kamhm3.pdf
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/alFarhidi/kamhm4.pdf

      Makayis al Lughah (6 volumes)
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/ibnFaris/mml1p.pdf
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/ibnFaris/mml1.pdf
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/ibnFaris/mml2.pdf
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/ibnFaris/mml3.pdf
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/ibnFaris/mml4.pdf
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/ibnFaris/mml5.pdf
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/ibnFaris/mml6.pdf

      Al Sihah (7 volumes)
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/alJawhari/alSihah_intro.pdf
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/alJawhari/alSihah_1_6.pdf
      http//www.aboutquran.com/res/lex/alJawhari/alSihah_7.pdf

      Since these pre-date Lisan al Arab for example, may be interesting seeing what they say for various things.

      All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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        herbman
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        peace all,

        I came across the following work in which it listed Arabic Dictionaries in order of when they were written. I am wondering if any of the early ones are available online or to buy in book form.

        Kitab al Ayn

        Kitab al Dajmharah

        Makayis al Lughah

        Al Sihah

        Anyone know?

        Salam Wakas,

        el 3ein can be either downloaded here or accessed online
        http//www.archive.org/details/alaeen_Farahidi

        Peace

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          thegod
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          Al Ayn appears to be the earliest lexicon (going back to the eight century), and its author Farahidi is credited as having been a major influence on the shaping of the vowel marks as we have them today.

          Al Djamharah possibly goes back to the ninth century, and the other two to the tenth century.

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            Samia
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            peace all,

            I came across the following work in which it listed Arabic Dictionaries in order of when they were written. I am wondering if any of the early ones are available online or to buy in book form.

            Kitab al Ayn

            Kitab al Dajmharah

            Makayis al Lughah

            Al Sihah

            Anyone know?

            Makayis al Lugha and Al Sah-hah (the corrector) (If that's what you mean by Al Sihah), Lisanul Arab and two more CAD's are all on this link

            www.baheth.info

            and one search gets you the meaning in all 5 CAD's.
            Al Ayn can be downloaded from here (9 volumes)

            http//www.archive.org/details/alaeen_Farahidi

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              herbman
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              Peace all, Wakas,

              Why don't you create a section "Resources" with all the links so they are not lost in discussions OR just listed in LINKS in the main page of FM.

              Peace

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                Wakas
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                FM doesn't really have a dedicated resources section, but probably would be better to have one.

                Try here

                www.StudyQuran.org

                All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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