Ibn Zakri Al-Fasi’s footnote to Al-Jami’ Al-Sahih by Imam Al-Bukhari Muhammad bin Abdul-Rahman Ibn Zikri; The amputation of parts of the courtiers was completed and completed by Muhammad ibn al-Madani Kannoun, Sultan Mawla Abd al-Hafiz, and Muhammad al-Tahami ibn al-Madani Kannoun. And in its margins, the footnote of the scholar Abd al-Rahman al-Fasi on Sahih al-Bukhari, called “Islamic Listening to Some of the Fara’id al-Jami’.”
(حاشية ابن زكري الفاسي على الجامع الصحيح للإمام البخاري محمد بن عبد الرحمن ابن زكري ؛ تمم وأكمل البتر الواقع في أجزاء من الحاشية محمد بن المدني كنون، السلطان المولى عبد الحفيظ، محمد التهامي بن المدني كنون وبهامشها، حاشية العارف عبد الرحمن الفاسي على صحيح البخاري المسماة تشنيف المسامع ببعض فرائد الجامع)
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Ibn Zakri Al-Fasi’s footnote to Al-Jami’ Al-Sahih by Imam Al-Bukhari Muhammad bin Abdul-Rahman Ibn Zikri; The amputation of parts of the courtiers was completed and completed by Muhammad ibn al-Madani Kannoun, Sultan Mawla Abd al-Hafiz, and Muhammad al-Tahami ibn al-Madani Kannoun. And in its margins, the footnote of the scholar Abd al-Rahman al-Fasi on Sahih al-Bukhari, called “Islamic Listening to Some of the Fara’id al-Jami’.” |
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حاشية ابن زكري الفاسي على الجامع الصحيح للإمام البخاري محمد بن عبد الرحمن ابن زكري ؛ تمم وأكمل البتر الواقع في أجزاء من الحاشية محمد بن المدني كنون، السلطان المولى عبد الحفيظ، محمد التهامي بن المدني كنون وبهامشها، حاشية العارف عبد الرحمن الفاسي على صحيح البخاري المسماة تشنيف المسامع ببعض فرائد الجامع
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Ibn Zakri, Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman |
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Original
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ابن زكري، محمد بن عبد الرحمن
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Document |
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ar |
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Yes
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No
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King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences |
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affichage_numerics3248 |
| Notes |
Notes: 1- Ibn Zakri’s entourage suffered from many omissions, so Muhammad ibn al-Madani Kannoun worked to complete and supplement the shortcomings, starting from the first part, p. 170 onwards, then Sultan Mawla Abd al-Hafiz completed the third part in parallel with the amulets of Muhammad bin al-Madani Kanun, while the fourth and fifth include the completion of the aforementioned scholar Kanun and his brother al-Tuhami. 2- The document is devoid of printing data, so what was stated by Fawzi Abdel Razzaq (Lithographs in Morocco, p. 43) and by Al-Allamah Al-Manouni (Mazhar al-Yaqa’ al-Maghrib al-Muḥadīr, vol. 1, pp. 291-292) was adopted. 3- Taking into account the scarcity of lithograph prints, we have mentioned the number of pages of each part, even though it exceeds three, as is the practice in indexing rules. |
