Rachid Hamzaoui
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Rachid Hamzaoui 🇹🇳

رشاد الحمزواي (Known as "Rachid Hamzaoui")
Linguist, Lexicographer, Professor of Arabic Linguistics at University of Tunis
Born 1934 AD 🇹🇳 Sbeitla, Tunisia
Passed Away Feb 23, 2018 Tunis, Tunisia
Lifespan 84 years old
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"Master of words who opened the treasures of Arabic lexicography to the modern age."

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Pioneering Arabic lexicographer and linguist who modernized terminological research, founded the Center for Arabic Lexicography, and authored foundational dictionaries of modern Arabic vocabulary.

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Rachid Hamzaoui was a preeminent scholar of Arabic linguistics and terminology. He earned his doctorate at the Sorbonne and served for decades as a professor at the University of Tunis and director of the Arabic Linguistics Center.

Hamzaoui was instrumental in establishing modern lexicographical standards for contemporary Arabic, authoring major reference treatises on lexicography, neologisms, and scientific terminology that influenced language academies across the Arab world.

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Djellaz Cemetery
Tunis, Tunisia
GPS: 36.7869, 10.1839
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