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The mirror of thought and looking at the joy of sight in the explanation of the duties of the summary, Abdullah bin Al-Hashimi, Ibn Khadra Al-Salawi. In the footnote, Muhammad bin Ahmed Banis’s explanation of the duties, summarized by Sheikh Khalil. The footnote of Muhammad ibn al-Madani is based on the explanation of Bannis, which is called the style of delight with pearls in the behavior of gold and silver
(مرآة الفكر و النظر إلى بهجة البصر في شرح فرائض المختصر عبد الله بن الهاشمي ابن خضراء السلاوي بالهامش، شرح محمد بن أحمد بنيس على فرائض مختصر الشيخ خليل وحاشية محمد بن المدني كنون على شرح بنيس المسماة طراز البهجة بالدرر في سلوك الذهب و الفضة)

Title	The mirror of thought and looking at the joy of sight in the explanation of the duties of the summary, Abdullah bin Al-Hashimi, Ibn Khadra Al-Salawi. In the footnote, Muhammad bin Ahmed Banis’s explanation of the duties, summarized by Sheikh Khalil. The footnote of Muhammad ibn al-Madani is based on the explanation of Bannis, which is called the style of delight with pearls in the behavior of gold and silver
Title Original	مرآة الفكر و النظر إلى بهجة البصر في شرح فرائض المختصر عبد الله بن الهاشمي ابن خضراء السلاوي بالهامش، شرح محمد بن أحمد بنيس على فرائض مختصر الشيخ خليل وحاشية محمد بن المدني كنون على شرح بنيس المسماة طراز البهجة بالدرر في سلوك الذهب و الفضة
Author	Ibn Khadra, Abdullah bin Al Hashimi
Author Original	ابن خضراء، عبد الله بن الهاشمي
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	300
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	affichage_numerics520
Notes	Notes: The document does not contain printing data. According to Ibn al-Mahi al-Idrisi (Dictionary of Moroccan Publications, p. 47) and Fawzi Abd al-Razzaq (Lithographs in Morocco, p. 30), Bunnis’s commentary on Khalil’s duties was printed, along with a footnote, with several editions of it by the Fasiya lithograph presses: edition 1293 AH/1876 AD, under the authority of al-Makki ibn Muhammad ibn Idris, in 328 pages (and this Corresponds to library copy No. 087); Edition 1306 AH/1889 AD, 244 pages; Edition 1318 AH/1901 AD, edited by Abu Al-Abbas Ahmad Al-Jilani Al-Hasani, in 220 pages; Edition 1322 AH/1905 AD, 222 pages; An undated edition accompanied by a footnote by Ibn Khadra al-Salawi is 296 pages, and a second edition is 546 pages in two parts (a copy of it is in the library, number 099). Possible print date.

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The mirror of thought and looking at the joy of sight in the explanation of the duties of the summary, Abdullah bin Al-Hashimi, Ibn Khadra Al-Salawi. In the footnote, Muhammad bin Ahmed Banis’s explanation of the duties, summarized by Sheikh Khalil. The footnote of Muhammad ibn al-Madani is based on the explanation of Bannis, which is called the style of delight with pearls in the behavior of gold and silver

(مرآة الفكر و النظر إلى بهجة البصر في شرح فرائض المختصر عبد الله بن الهاشمي ابن خضراء السلاوي بالهامش، شرح محمد بن أحمد بنيس على فرائض مختصر الشيخ خليل وحاشية محمد بن المدني كنون على شرح بنيس المسماة طراز البهجة بالدرر في سلوك الذهب و الفضة)

Author Ibn Khadra, Abdullah bin Al Hashimi

Author Original ابن خضراء، عبد الله بن الهاشمي

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 300

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

Record ID affichage_numerics520

Notes Notes: The document does not contain printing data. According to Ibn al-Mahi al-Idrisi (Dictionary of Moroccan Publications, p. 47) and Fawzi Abd al-Razzaq (Lithographs in Morocco, p. 30), Bunnis’s commentary on Khalil’s duties was printed, along with a footnote, with several editions of it by the Fasiya lithograph presses: edition 1293 AH/1876 AD, under the authority of al-Makki ibn Muhammad ibn Idris, in 328 pages (and this Corresponds to library copy No. 087); Edition 1306 AH/1889 AD, 244 pages; Edition 1318 AH/1901 AD, edited by Abu Al-Abbas Ahmad Al-Jilani Al-Hasani, in 220 pages; Edition 1322 AH/1905 AD, 222 pages; An undated edition accompanied by a footnote by Ibn Khadra al-Salawi is 296 pages, and a second edition is 546 pages in two parts (a copy of it is in the library, number 099). Possible print date.