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Umberto Rizzitano was an Italian academic, known for reviving Arab-Islamic studies in the University of Palermo and Sicily, neglected since the death of Michele Amari.

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rdfs:comment	أومبرتو ريتستانو (بالإيطالية: Umberto Rizzitano)‏ (1332 - 1400 هـ / 1913 - 1980 م) هو مستشرق إيطالي. (ar) Umberto Rizzitano (Alessandria d'Egitto, 18 ottobre 1913 – Palermo, 6 febbraio 1980) è stato un arabista e islamista italiano. (it) Umberto Rizzitano was an Italian academic, known for reviving Arab-Islamic studies in the University of Palermo and Sicily, neglected since the death of Michele Amari. (en)
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