Informing about the calamities of rulings and rejecting the conduct of judges and rulers: Issa bin Sahl, Part Two
(الإعلام بنوازل الأحكام ونبذ من سير القضاة والحكام عيسى بن سهل الجزء الثاني)
| Title |
Informing about the calamities of rulings and rejecting the conduct of judges and rulers: Issa bin Sahl, Part Two |
| Title Original
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الإعلام بنوازل الأحكام ونبذ من سير القضاة والحكام عيسى بن سهل الجزء الثاني
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| Author |
Ibn Sahl, Issa bin Sahl bin Abdullah |
| Author
Original
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ابن سهل، عيسى بن سهل بن عبد الله
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| Type |
belge |
| Language |
Arabic |
| Digital |
Yes
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| Manuscript |
Yes
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| Pages Count |
340 |
| Library: |
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences |
| Record ID |
affichage_numerics2440 |
| Notes |
Printed manuscript
The beginning of the manuscript: The second book of information about the calamities of the rulers and an excerpt from the biographies of judges and rulers from what he collected from his sheikhs and others, the jurist (...) Abu Al-Asbagh Issa bin Sahl bin Abdullah Al-Asadi Al-Jiyani (...) In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful (...) Chapter on swearing necessary oaths and breaking them. Muhammad ibn al-Layth ibn Harish, Muhtasib Ali Ahmad ibn Dalhan, swore to the vizier and author of rulings in Cordoba, swearing an oath of faith required for his wife’s brother not to enter his house.
End of the manuscript: (A question about declaring infidels the people of innovations) Ibn al-Qasim wants that the people of desires did things with intention and wanted good (...) It is as if they were more excused than one who invented something after knowing it and inserting it (such and such) and daring to do so, so they became worse than the people of desires, and in this interpretation there is an excuse for the people of innovations in their distortion of the Book of God Almighty.
Font type: Moroccan |
