Sayyid Nur al-Din bin Ni'matallah al-Musawi al-Jazayiri (Arabic: نور الدين بن نعمة الله الموسوي الجزائري, romanized: Nūr al-Dīn bin Niʻmatallāh al-Jazāʼirī); 1677 – 29 December 1745) was a Safavid Iranian Ja'fari jurist, linguist and writer.
A renowned Iranian Arab writer and orator in his time, he was born in Shushtar to Ni'matollah al-Jazayiri, a prominent Safavid Ja'fari jurist.
Then assumed religious leadership of Shushtar, succeeded his deceased father, and worked as khatib, naqib, imam, qadi and teacher.
[1][2][3] Nur al-Din al-Musawi al-Jazayiri was born in Shushtar in 1088 AH/ 1677 AD, a city of Arabistan during Safavid Empire, and grew up there into a notable Musawi family.
[3] In Arabic literature, he wrote prose texts in the epilogue of his book Furūq al-lughāt, which topics are different between preaching, storytelling, riddles, al-ikhwaniyat, khutbah, linguistics, etc.