Ibn Ṭufayl
Ibn Ṭufayl (s taɛrabt : أَبُو بَكْرْ مُحَمَّدْ بْنْ عَبْدِ اَلْمَلِكْ بْنْ مُحَمَّدْ بْنْ مُحَمَّدْ بْنْ طُفَيْلِ اَلْقَيْسِي اَلْأَنْدَلُسِيَّ), illul deg 1109 neɣ 1110 deg Guadic, yemmut deg 1185 deg Umurakuc, d afelsuf d amesfizik n Andalus, yettwassen mliḥ s ungal-is Ḥayy ibn Yaqḍan deg 1175[1] (s taɛrabt : حي بن يقظان (yedder mis n yuki)); d teqsiṭ n waqcic illul deg tegzirt tenneεzal, asaḍ-nni ad yufa-d cwiṭ cwiṭ tilawt ɣef yiman-is ed ɣef ddunit[2].
 Ibn Ṭufayl | |||
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| Tameddurt | |||
| Talalit |
Guadix (fr)  , Purchena (fr) d Tíjola (fr) , 1110 | ||
| Taɣlent |
Imrabṭen Imweḥḥden | ||
| Axxam-is | Sevilla | ||
| Lmut | Merrakec, 1185 | ||
| Tiɣri | |||
| Tutlayin | Taɛrabt | ||
| Iselmaden |
Abu’l-Hasan (en) | ||
| Inelmaden |
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| Amahil | |||
| Amahil | afelsuf, ṭṭbib, amaru d amedyaz | ||
| Important works |
Hayy ibn Yaqdhan (fr) | ||
| Taflest | |||
| Asɣan | Tineslemt | ||
Tizmilin
ẓreg- ↑ (en) Ibn Ṭufayl, deg britannica.com.
- ↑
Ibn Tufayl, deg larousse.fr.
