1. Who wrote the Fihrist? What do we know about that person?

Answer: Ibn al-Nadim,  Ibn al-Nadīm was an Arab Muslim bibliographer and biographer of Baghdad who compiled the encyclopedia Kitāb al-Fihrist.

Ibn al-Nadim, also known as Ibn al-Nadim, was a Baghdad-based Arab Muslim bibliographer and biographer who created the Kitb al-Fihrist encyclopaedia.

He passed away there on Shaban 20, A.H. 385, Wednesday, 320/932. He was perhaps Persian or possibly Arab.

He might have started attending a madrasa when he was six years old, where he could have obtained a thorough education in Islamic studies, history, geography, comparative religion, the sciences, language, rhetoric, and Qur'anic interpretation.

He completed an apprenticeship in the book trade, the line of work of his father.

Al-Nadim was hired by his bookdealer father, who also owned a successful bookstore, to purchase manuscripts from sellers.

Al-Nadim would subsequently replicate them for the clients with the help of the other calligraphy scribes on staff.

The bookshop would have been a favourite gathering place for intellectuals, typically located on an upper floor.

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