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Waking up those who are inattentive and asleep, and representing those who woke up and were unable to speak [by Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Mustafa Al-Musharifi] A poem inciting jihad, urging people to rise up on the path to seriousness and diligence, and regretting what was lost in countries, despite the fact that most of the people of Morocco are heroes and brave.
(إيقاظ أهل الغفلة والمنام والنيابة عمن استيقظ ولم يقدر على الكلام لأبي عبد الله محمد بن مصطفى المشرفي قصيدة في التحريض على الجهاد والحث على القيام على ساق الجد والاجتهاد والتأسف على ما ضاع من البلدان مع أن جل أهل المغرب أبطال وشجعان )

Title	Waking up those who are inattentive and asleep, and representing those who woke up and were unable to speak [by Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Mustafa Al-Musharifi] A poem inciting jihad, urging people to rise up on the path to seriousness and diligence, and regretting what was lost in countries, despite the fact that most of the people of Morocco are heroes and brave.
Title Original	إيقاظ أهل الغفلة والمنام والنيابة عمن استيقظ ولم يقدر على الكلام لأبي عبد الله محمد بن مصطفى المشرفي قصيدة في التحريض على الجهاد والحث على القيام على ساق الجد والاجتهاد والتأسف على ما ضاع من البلدان مع أن جل أهل المغرب أبطال وشجعان
Author	Al-Musharrafi, Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Mustafa
Author Original	المشرفي، محمد بن محمد بن مصطفى
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	affichage_numerics3030
Notes	Notes: This copy is devoid of the name of the author and the information of publication, but Al-Mahi Al-Qaytouni in the “Dictionary of Moroccan Publications, pp. 326-327” attributed it to Al-Musharrafi, based on an oral narration from the “scholarly scholar Al-Mutala’ Al-Bahathah” Sidi Al-Habib Al-Mahaji Al-Hasani. Then his opinion was reinforced by what he quoted from Ahmed Al-Numaishi in his book “The History of Poetry and Poets in Fez,” [Muhammad Al-Hassouni Edition, 2018], p. 75". The historian Abdul Salam Ibn Sawda relied on this in his “Guide to the Historian of Al-Aqsa Maghreb, Recorded 1653.” Then the date of publication is not mentioned, except that the narrator mentioned the following in its appendix: “Its writer said, ‘I was looking forward to printing this poem, but I was not able to, due to the oppression and dominance that befell us, until God brought victory from Him because of our pledge of allegiance to Mawlana Abd al-Hafiz, may God protect him and provide him with his extension. Praise be to God for that, praise without end.’ It is understood from this restriction that the date of publication is the year 1908, which is what the author of “Guild” stated. “Historian of Al-Aqsa Morocco” in the aforementioned reference.

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Waking up those who are inattentive and asleep, and representing those who woke up and were unable to speak [by Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Mustafa Al-Musharifi] A poem inciting jihad, urging people to rise up on the path to seriousness and diligence, and regretting what was lost in countries, despite the fact that most of the people of Morocco are heroes and brave.

(إيقاظ أهل الغفلة والمنام والنيابة عمن استيقظ ولم يقدر على الكلام لأبي عبد الله محمد بن مصطفى المشرفي قصيدة في التحريض على الجهاد والحث على القيام على ساق الجد والاجتهاد والتأسف على ما ضاع من البلدان مع أن جل أهل المغرب أبطال وشجعان )

Author Al-Musharrafi, Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Mustafa

Author Original المشرفي، محمد بن محمد بن مصطفى

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences

Record ID affichage_numerics3030

Notes Notes: This copy is devoid of the name of the author and the information of publication, but Al-Mahi Al-Qaytouni in the “Dictionary of Moroccan Publications, pp. 326-327” attributed it to Al-Musharrafi, based on an oral narration from the “scholarly scholar Al-Mutala’ Al-Bahathah” Sidi Al-Habib Al-Mahaji Al-Hasani. Then his opinion was reinforced by what he quoted from Ahmed Al-Numaishi in his book “The History of Poetry and Poets in Fez,” [Muhammad Al-Hassouni Edition, 2018], p. 75". The historian Abdul Salam Ibn Sawda relied on this in his “Guide to the Historian of Al-Aqsa Maghreb, Recorded 1653.” Then the date of publication is not mentioned, except that the narrator mentioned the following in its appendix: “Its writer said, ‘I was looking forward to printing this poem, but I was not able to, due to the oppression and dominance that befell us, until God brought victory from Him because of our pledge of allegiance to Mawlana Abd al-Hafiz, may God protect him and provide him with his extension. Praise be to God for that, praise without end.’ It is understood from this restriction that the date of publication is the year 1908, which is what the author of “Guild” stated. “Historian of Al-Aqsa Morocco” in the aforementioned reference.