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"Languages are the archaeological ruins of the human spirit; trace their roots and you will find our shared family."
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Distinguished Libyan linguist, philologist, and lexicographer who served as President of the Academy of the Arabic Language in Tripoli and authored over thirty comparative linguistic dictionaries.
Biographical Record
Earning his doctorate in comparative Semitic linguistics from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London in 1966, Ali Fahmi Khousham served as professor and dean of Arts at the University of Tripoli.
He formulated bold linguistic theses linking ancient Afroasiatic languages—including Ancient Egyptian, Coptic, and Berber—to Proto-Semitic and Arabic roots, authoring groundbreaking comparative etymological dictionaries.
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Final Resting Place
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Sidi Munaider Cemetery
Tripoli, Libya
Tripoli, Libya
GPS: 32.8900, 13.1800
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