Author
Ibn Al-Hajj Al-Sulami, Hamdoun bin Abdul Rahman
Author Original
ابن الحاج السلمي، حمدون بن عبد الرحمان
Type
belge
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Pages Count
292
Library
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID
affichage_numerics2229
Notes
Printed manuscript
The beginning of the manuscript: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful (...) Praise be to God who made the tongues of poets a key to every locked person and a lamp to every fool (...) As for what follows, I say, thank God, that I was not one of those who doubted what his Master had undertaken (...) Abu Al-Rabi’ Suleiman, may God keep him as the companion of the one who said (...) so I wanted to make it with this collection, a collection (...) and I organized it like the contracts of Al-Juman, arranged according to the facts.
The end of the manuscript: The judge refused to rule on it *** for a joke that is clear to those in the know. This is the last of the poems of our father, the scholar Abu Abdullah Sidi Hamdoun bin Abdul Rahman bin Hamdoun bin Abdul Rahman (...) Ibn al-Hajj al-Sulami al-Mardassi was famous in the emir of his time, Abu al-Rabi’ Maulana Suleiman, in Sha’ban 1237 in the line of his son. He wrote it (...) as his brother, the most famous writer, Sidi Al-Hussein bin Al-Allamah, the vizier, Sidi Muhammad Al-Bakari, and the honorable student, Sidi Al-Tayeb Al-Yaqoubi, wrote with him, and it was completed on Saturday, the 11th of Rajab Al-Fard Al-Haram, in the year 1356.
Font type: Moroccan
