Two Arabic Treatises. 1700.

Name: Two Arabic Treatises. 1700.
Author: Shams al-din Ahmad Güzelhisari

İsim	Two Arabic Treatises. 1700.
Yazar	Shams al-din Ahmad Güzelhisari
Konu	Islamic astrology[Browse]
Tür	Kitap
Dil	Arapça
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Evet
Fiziksel Boyutlar	8vo ; paper ; 19.5 x 14.1 cm
Kütüphane:	Princeton Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi
Demirbaş Numarası	1340486999
Kayıt Numarası	9996422053506421
Notlar	FIRST TREATISE starts with an introduction that covers several subjects. These include the explanation of divers matters such as an average day, the collection of stars of the Zodiac, sphere (Sun at) of the horizon, sphere (Sun) at midday, sphere (Sun in) of elevation, sphere (Sun in) of declination, the almuquantarat (modified astrolabe), daily orbits, the extent of the east, direction of the qiblah[1] for a city, latitude of the city, longitude of the city and Sublime Point. There is also discussion on the planets.SECOND TREATISE is a continuous text without headings. The text provides practical information on determining the direction for Mecca, an essential guide for positioning during daily prayers. Colophon for 2nd Treatise states that this treatise was copied from a draft by the hand of the author Ahmad, known as Koia/ Khwaja Ishaq...who was at that time a teacher at the school of the Deceased Ghazikhuda vandkar and copied at the end of the month of 2nd Jamadi in the year of 1102 of H.D. (1690 A.D.) There are a number of marginal notes/corrections in black ink and mathematical calculations in red ink. This manuscript was completed in the fifth and sixth lunar months of the Islamic Calendar. There is no published record of this manuscript, only a later copy (1708) of the second treatise in the Dar al-Kutub in Cairo, Egypt.
Örnek Metin	f. x Rasāʼil rubʻ al-muqanṭarāt / lil-Mawlá Isḥaq Khwājahʹsī.
Getty Türü	Manuscripts—18th century[Browse]
Edinme Kaynağı	Purchase 2016 (AM 2016-101).

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Two Arabic Treatises. 1700.

Yazar Shams al-din Ahmad Güzelhisari

Konu Islamic astrology[Browse]

Tür Kitap

Dil Arapça

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Evet

Fiziksel Boyutlar 8vo ; paper ; 19.5 x 14.1 cm

Kütüphane Princeton Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi

Demirbaş Numarası 1340486999

Kayıt Numarası 9996422053506421

Notlar FIRST TREATISE starts with an introduction that covers several subjects. These include the explanation of divers matters such as an average day, the collection of stars of the Zodiac, sphere (Sun at) of the horizon, sphere (Sun) at midday, sphere (Sun in) of elevation, sphere (Sun in) of declination, the almuquantarat (modified astrolabe), daily orbits, the extent of the east, direction of the qiblah[1] for a city, latitude of the city, longitude of the city and Sublime Point. There is also discussion on the planets.SECOND TREATISE is a continuous text without headings. The text provides practical information on determining the direction for Mecca, an essential guide for positioning during daily prayers. Colophon for 2nd Treatise states that this treatise was copied from a draft by the hand of the author Ahmad, known as Koia/ Khwaja Ishaq...who was at that time a teacher at the school of the Deceased Ghazikhuda vandkar and copied at the end of the month of 2nd Jamadi in the year of 1102 of H.D. (1690 A.D.) There are a number of marginal notes/corrections in black ink and mathematical calculations in red ink. This manuscript was completed in the fifth and sixth lunar months of the Islamic Calendar. There is no published record of this manuscript, only a later copy (1708) of the second treatise in the Dar al-Kutub in Cairo, Egypt.

Örnek Metin f. x Rasāʼil rubʻ al-muqanṭarāt / lil-Mawlá Isḥaq Khwājahʹsī.

Getty Türü Manuscripts—18th century[Browse]

Edinme Kaynağı Purchase 2016 (AM 2016-101).