Liu Linrui

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Liu Linrui (. Chin刘麟瑞; Zi : Shiqi石奇; * 1917 in Cangzhou , province Hebei , † 1995 in Beijing ) was a hui-Chinese Arabist and translator. He was a professor of Arabic at Peking University and was considered a national expert.

He studied at al-Azhar University in Egypt . After returning to China, he worked at Nanjing College of Oriental Languages ​​and the Faculty of Oriental Languages ​​and Literature at Peking University . He is considered to be one of the pioneers of Arabic studies in Chinese higher education.

He worked as an interpreter for Mao Zedong , Zhou Enlai , Liu Shaoqi and other personalities from party and state leadership and attended many important international conferences.

Liu was a member of the Chinese Society for Arabic Literature and a corresponding member of the Jordan Academy of the Arabic Language . He was one of the Fellows of the Royal Aal al-Bayt Institute for Islamic Thought (Royal Aal al-Bayt Institute for Islamic Thought).

Among other things, he was the main editor of the Hanyu Alaboyu cidian / Muʻjam al-Sīnīyah al-ʻArabīyah (Chinese-Arabic dictionary) and worked on various other Arabic dictionaries.

literature

  • Liu Hui 刘慧: Liu Linrui zhuan: Yi wei Beida jiaoshou de rensheng xieshi 刘麟瑞 传: 一位 北大 教授 的 人生 写实. Beijing: Shijie zhishi chubanshe 世界 知识 出版社, 2008 ( library catalog )

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