Cheikh Ali Al-Ajhouri Al-Maliki ( égyptien ) - Les talents du sublime dans l'explication des paroles de Mukhtasar Khali - 1729





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An Egyptian manuscript in Arabic, bound in leather, titled Les talents du sublime dans l'explication des paroles de Mukhtasar Khali and attributed to Cheikh Ali Al-Ajhouri Al-Maliki ( Egyptian ), dating to 1729 with 102 pages.
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The verses of the Qur'an and the prophetic hadiths are doubtless explained by the author's intention to carefully examine the various opinions of Maliki scholars.
Ancient manuscript dated: 1142 AH / 1729 CE
An ancient Egyptian manuscript of more than 102 pages on brown ris paper, written in black and natural red ink, in an Oriental script known to researchers and collectors of Arabic manuscripts at the time
Noted:
The Nasiriyya Zawiya was founded by Sheikh Amr bin Ahmed Al-Ansari in 1575 CE, in the village of Tamkrout, located 18 kilometers east of the city of Zagora, in southeastern Morocco. The name of the Zawiya was linked to its founder’s name, then it was called Husseiniya Zawiya in reference to Sheikh Abdullah bin Hussein Al-Raqi, who succeeded the founding Sheikh, before being called Nasiriyah again with the ascent of Muhammad bin Nasser.
After the Zawiya had been a refuge for more than 1,200 students who made pilgrimages there each year, in recent years it has become a refuge for dozens of psychiatric patients, some of whom choose to stay for long months.
Careful shipment with international tracking by Colissimo insured mail
The verses of the Qur'an and the prophetic hadiths are doubtless explained by the author's intention to carefully examine the various opinions of Maliki scholars.
Ancient manuscript dated: 1142 AH / 1729 CE
An ancient Egyptian manuscript of more than 102 pages on brown ris paper, written in black and natural red ink, in an Oriental script known to researchers and collectors of Arabic manuscripts at the time
Noted:
The Nasiriyya Zawiya was founded by Sheikh Amr bin Ahmed Al-Ansari in 1575 CE, in the village of Tamkrout, located 18 kilometers east of the city of Zagora, in southeastern Morocco. The name of the Zawiya was linked to its founder’s name, then it was called Husseiniya Zawiya in reference to Sheikh Abdullah bin Hussein Al-Raqi, who succeeded the founding Sheikh, before being called Nasiriyah again with the ascent of Muhammad bin Nasser.
After the Zawiya had been a refuge for more than 1,200 students who made pilgrimages there each year, in recent years it has become a refuge for dozens of psychiatric patients, some of whom choose to stay for long months.
Careful shipment with international tracking by Colissimo insured mail

