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Ahmad ibn Hanbal

780 - 855

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Zijn biografie is beschikbaar in 69 verschillende talen op Wikipedia (toegenomen van 67 in 2024). Ahmad ibn Hanbal staat op plaats 207 onder de meest populaire schrijver (gedaald van plaats 124 in 2024), plaats 19 onder de meest populaire biografieën uit Irak (gedaald van plaats 12 in 2019) en op plaats 3 onder de populairste schrijver uit Irak.

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Among Schrijvers

Among schrijvers, Ahmad ibn Hanbal ranks 207 out of 7,302Before him are Joseph Conrad, Geoffrey Chaucer, Aldous Huxley, Imre Kertész, Luís de Camões, and David Woodard. After him are Svetlana Alexievich, Terry Pratchett, Terence, Frédéric Mistral, Karel Čapek, and Carlo Goldoni.

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Among people born in 780, Ahmad ibn Hanbal ranks 2Before him is Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi. After him are Pope Eugene II, Pope Valentine, Rabanus Maurus, Frederick of Utrecht, Theodote, and Odo I, Count of Orléans. Among people deceased in 855, Ahmad ibn Hanbal ranks 3Before him are Pope Leo IV, and Lothair I. After him is Boso the Elder.

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In Irak

Among people born in Irak, Ahmad ibn Hanbal ranks 19 out of NaNBefore him are Al-Masudi (896), Sargon of Akkad (-2300), Fuzûlî (1494), Zaha Hadid (1950), Mani (216), and Nur ad-Din (1116). After him are Ezra (-500), Nebuchadnezzar I (-1200), Al-Ma'mun (786), Alexander IV of Macedon (-323), Muhammad al-Mahdi (869), and Sennacherib (-740).

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Among Schrijvers In Irak

Among schrijvers born in Irak, Ahmad ibn Hanbal ranks 3Before him are Al-Masudi (896), and Fuzûlî (1494). After him are Enheduanna (-2300), Ahmad ibn Fadlan (900), Berossus (-400), Al-Mutanabbi (915), Ibn Sirin (653), Ibn al-Jawzi (1116), Ibn Khallikan (1211), Karim Findi (1946), and Ibn al-Nadim (1000).

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