المساهمات العلمية لعلماء مدينة بروجرد خلال العصر العباسي (132-656 هـ)‎

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The scientific aspect is one of the important civilizational aspects of the Arab-Islamic civilization, especially during the Abassy era (132-656 AH).

Sciences and knowledge flourished in it, and Baghdad became a beacon of science and scholars intended for students of science from different Arab and Islamic countries from the East and the Maghreb.

As for our research, we shed light on a city.

Boroujerd, which is located between Hamadan and Karaj, is a city famous for its many scholars who have excelled in various scientific aspects.

Some of them are modernists and narrators in the sciences of the Holy Qur'an, literature, Arabic language, poetry, judges, ministers, and other administrative positions in the Islamic state.

Among its most prominent scholars are: Muhammad bin Isa bin Dezik, Abu Abd God Al-Borujirdi, the scholar, grammar, teacher, and modernizer who died in the year 359 AH, and Ubayd Allah bin Saeed bin Abdullah Abu al-Hasan al-Burujirdi, the judge and the speaker, who died in the year 373 AH, and Ahmad bin Ibrahim al-Dhbi, Abu al-Abbas al-Burujardi, the minister who died in the year 398 AH, and other scholars, modernists, writers and poets