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- Country of residence: Palestine
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Muhammad bin Muhammad Hassan Shurrab , better known as Muhammad Hassan Shurrab , (born in Khan Yunis in 1938 AD , and died in Damascus on October 31, 2013 AD ), a Palestinian historian and encyclopedic writer. , familiar with the history of Palestine , its cities and men, and the history of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia , especially Medina , in which he lived for a period of time. His house in the district of Daraya , near Damascus, was a meeting place for lovers of language, literature and history.
his life
He was born in Khan Yunis in the Gaza district in 1938 AD , studied in its schools and then continued his studies at Al-Azhar in the period between 1953 and 1956 (then he moved during the period of unity between Egypt and Syria in 1959 to Damascus University to study there and graduated from the Faculty of Arts and Arabic Language in 1963 AD and then He completed his educational studies, obtaining a diploma in education from the same university. He continued his studies at the Institute of Islamic Studies in Cairo (Master of Islamic Studies) 1980.
He contracted as a teacher with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from 1964 to 1994, and worked in Hail , Dammam and Madinah , where he spent thirty years between teaching and lecturing in literary clubs and scientific councils.
He has been writing professionally since 1980, and until 2006 he has published more than thirty books on biography of cities, men, language, grammar and history.
He returned to Damascus and lived in Daraya district in Western Ghouta.
In 1968, he married a Damascene woman who bore him Ahmad, a graduate of the Faculty of Economics and Commerce, and Kawthar, a graduate of the University of Applied Sciences in Amman, Jordan - applied physics.
His works
- The Blessed Valley News “Agate” Heritage House in Medina 1984.
- The city in the Umayyad period. Heritage House in the city 1985.
- Famous landmarks in the year and biography, Dar Al-Qalam, Damascus.
- In the origins of Arab-Islamic history. Dar Al-Qalam in Damascus.
- Tamim Al-Dari : A monk of his time and a worshiper of the people of Palestine. Dar Al-Qalam in Damascus.
- The Prophet's city at the dawn of Islam and the age of Rashidun. Dar Al-Qalam in Damascus.
- Imam Muhammad bin Shihab Al-Zuhri : The World of the Hijaz and the Levant, Dar Al-Qalam, Damascus.
- Abu Ubaidah bin Al-Jarrah , Dar Al-Qalam, Damascus.
- Izz al-Din al-Qassam : Sheikh of the Mujahideen in Palestine. Dar Al-Qalam in Damascus.
- Dictionary of countries of Palestine: Dar Al-Mamoun Heritage, Damascus.
- Dictionary of the names of Palestinian cities and villages and the interpretation of their meanings. Al Ahlia House Amman.
- Dictionary of Palestinian clans and men of literature and jihad, Amman Al Ahlia Library 2002
- Bait Al-Maqdis and Al-Aqsa Mosque: Dar Al-Qalam, Damascus.
- The statement shown in the history of Jerusalem and Palestine: Dar al-Saqa in Dariya.
- Arabs and Jews in history. Dar al-Saqa in Daraya.
- The case of Salah al-Din does not have it, Dar al-Saqa in Daraya.
- The hadith of the Prophet is a source of legislation: Dar al-Saqa in Dariya.
- Grammatical strays, Dar Al-Mamoun, Damascus.
- A Dictionary of Poetic Evidence in Grammar Books, Dar Al-Bashir, Amman.
- Poets from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Dar Al-Mamoun and Dar Qutaiba, Damascus 2006.
- Encyclopedia of Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque, Al-Ahlia House Amman.
- History of writing and codification of science, Dar Al-Siddiq, Damascus.
- Palestine Poets: Al-Ahlia House, Amman, 2005.
- Hassan Bin Thabet : Dar Al-Siddiq, Damascus.
- The story of Bant Souad: Dar Al-Siddiq, Damascus.
- Haifa City, National House, Amman, 2005.
- Al-Khalil City, Al-Ahlia House, Amman, 2005.
- The city of Nazareth, Al-Dar Al-Ahliyyah, Amman, 2005.
- Acre, Al-Dar Al-Ahlia City, Amman, 2005.
- Gaza City, Al-Ahlia House, Amman, 2005.
- Al-Quds City, Al-Ahlia House, Amman, 2005.
- Lod and Ramleh, Al Ahlia House, Amman, 2005.
He published many articles in Saudi magazines and newspapers such as Okaz, Al-Bilad, Al-Manhal, National Guard, Al-Faisal, Al-Sharq, King Abdulaziz House and Al-Nour in London. He lectured in a number of cultural centers in Syria, and was a guest on a number of literary television programmes. And a member of the Union of Palestinian Writers and Journalists in Damascus.
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