Cheikh Muhammad bin Mahmoud Al-Husseini savant égyptien - Le manuscrit de l.avertissement ( école égyptienne) - 1650

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Arabic manuscript on paper, 31×22 cm, bound in leather, titled Le manuscrit de l.avertissement (école égyptienne), attributed to Cheikh Muhammad bin Mahmoud Al-Husseini, dated 1059 Hijri (1650 CE), in reasonable condition, with more than 500 pages of 32 lines per page in black Naskh script on Arabic text about Islamic law and Shafiʿi fiqh topics.

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Arabic manuscript on paper, 32 lines per page, written in black Naskh script. Islamic law manuscript (The Manuscript of the WARNING), a compendium of law, very concise and somewhat obscure, full of hints about the divergences of Shafi‘i jurists on individual questions, and intended to be memorized by students before moving on to the major treatises and commentaries, one of the most important jurisprudence books of the Shafi‘i school. It includes chapters on purity, prayer, funerals, almsgiving, and fasting. It also includes chapters on Hajj, Sales, Rights, Marriage, Faith, Expenditure, Crimes, Distinctions, Testimonies, and other fiqh books, in which the author treats all the details and rulings related to them in accessible and fluent language. With a leather binding made by its former owner.
Ancient manuscript dated: 1059 Hijri, i.e., 1650 CE
Contains more than 500 pages of 32 lines each, a lot of humidity and glass holes but not a problem for reading due to the passage of time… comes from a private library of (The Muhammadiyya Library of Cairo)
Large format: 31 x 22 cm
Rare manuscript in this large format with pages written by Sheikh: Sheikh Muhammad bin Mahmoud Al-Husseini
Manuscript in its natural state
Careful shipment with international tracking

Arabic manuscript on paper, 32 lines per page, written in black Naskh script. Islamic law manuscript (The Manuscript of the WARNING), a compendium of law, very concise and somewhat obscure, full of hints about the divergences of Shafi‘i jurists on individual questions, and intended to be memorized by students before moving on to the major treatises and commentaries, one of the most important jurisprudence books of the Shafi‘i school. It includes chapters on purity, prayer, funerals, almsgiving, and fasting. It also includes chapters on Hajj, Sales, Rights, Marriage, Faith, Expenditure, Crimes, Distinctions, Testimonies, and other fiqh books, in which the author treats all the details and rulings related to them in accessible and fluent language. With a leather binding made by its former owner.
Ancient manuscript dated: 1059 Hijri, i.e., 1650 CE
Contains more than 500 pages of 32 lines each, a lot of humidity and glass holes but not a problem for reading due to the passage of time… comes from a private library of (The Muhammadiyya Library of Cairo)
Large format: 31 x 22 cm
Rare manuscript in this large format with pages written by Sheikh: Sheikh Muhammad bin Mahmoud Al-Husseini
Manuscript in its natural state
Careful shipment with international tracking

Details

Number of books
1
Author/ Illustrator
Cheikh Muhammad bin Mahmoud Al-Husseini savant égyptien
Book title
Le manuscrit de l.avertissement ( école égyptienne)
Subject
other islamic questions and answers
Condition
Fair
Language
Arabic
Publication year oldest item
1650
Original language
Yes
Binding/ Material
Leather
Extras
Other - see description
Height
31 cm
Number of pages
500
Width
22 cm
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Objects sold
Private

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