Abū Qurrah (c. 750, – c. 825) was among the earliest Christian authors to use Arabic alongside Abu-Ra'itah of Tikrit, Ammar al-Basri and Abdulmasih al-Kindi. Some of his works were translated into Greek and Georgian. This Georgian translation dates back to 10th century. (Recitation: Shalva Bakuradze)
Shalva Bakuradze thinks that the most famous medieval Georgian writer Shota Rustaveli must have read Abu Qurrah.
