Sa'ib Khathir

Sa'ib Khathir is credited with introducing and popularizing music in Medina, which became a center for musical innovation and performance. His influence helped shape the musical traditions of the region, laying groundwork for later developments in both Persian and Arab music. His work is regarded as a foundational contribution to the medieval Perso-Arab musical tradition.

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