
Author
Muhammad Amin bin Abdul Aziz Al-Khunjawi, known as "Al-Khunjawi" (1282-1358 AH / 1865-1939 AD), was a writer and scholar of manuscripts and their locations. He was Syrian, born in Aleppo, where he worked in various positions before moving to Cairo in 1885, where he engaged in book trading. He brought many valuable books from Syria and published a large number of them, the most important being "Mu'jam Al-Buldan" by Ya'qubi Al-Hamawi and "Tarikh Baghdad" by Al-Khatib Al-Baghdadi. His library, which still bears his name, contains these works.
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