المؤرخ الكرديزي (ت بعد عام 442 ه 1050 م)‎ : سيرته و نشاطه العلمي

الملخص EN

The Kurdish historian, who died a year later (442 AH), was considered one of the prominent historians in the fifth century AH.

Sultan Abdul Rashid Al-Ghaznawi, and thus his information about this era was useful information as an eyewitness to the events in this period.

Then came the book he wrote, the book Zain Al-Akhbar, which he presented to Sultan Abdul Rashid Al-Ghaznawi with valuable information, especially regarding the Islamic East in its major cities and cities, including Ghazna, the capital of the state.

Ghaznawi, Ray, Isfahan, Khorasan and other cities.The books of classes and translations omitted the important information that pertained to the biography of Abu Saeed al-Kurdizi, his early life and his family, as we found nothing about this information other than the little he mentioned in his book Zain al-Akhbar.

In it, the Russian orientalist Barthold showed it and evaluated it by the competent scientific circles, then it was translated after that by Muhammad Bem Tawit in the city of Fez, which is an old translation, until the investigator and translator Afaf Al-Sayyid Zaidan, who investigated and translated the last version of this book.Abu Saeed Al-Kurdizi relied on multiple sources in his scientific output, which were divided into several sources, including what we mentioned earlier that he was an eyewitness to the important events in the Ghaznavid state, which are authentic and official sources on everything he wrote in this regard in this period, and then what he heard from trustworthy events in the events He did not see it or watch it or was far from it, then the written sources he mentioned, including Ibn Rastah, Al-Balkhi, Ibn Khordadbeh, Al-Salami and others who were mentioned by Al-Kurdiz .