Hamdoun Bennani’s abbreviation of Muhammad Bennani’s explanation of the millennium sermon by Ibn Malik Hamdoun bin Muhammad Bennani
(اختصار حمدون بناني لشرح محمد بناني المحوجب على خطبة الألفية لابن مالك حمدون بن محمد بناني)

Title Hamdoun Bennani’s abbreviation of Muhammad Bennani’s explanation of the millennium sermon by Ibn Malik Hamdoun bin Muhammad Bennani
Title Original اختصار حمدون بناني لشرح محمد بناني المحوجب على خطبة الألفية لابن مالك حمدون بن محمد بناني
Author Bennani, Hamdoun bin Muhammad bin Abdul Salam
Author Original بناني، حمدون بن محمد بن عبد السلام
Type belge
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Pages Count 44
Library: King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID affichage_numerics2413
Notes The beginning of the manuscript: Muhammad said he is the son of Malik *** Ahmad, my Lord, God is the best Malik. I say he brought this story because of the precedent and the origin. He said, “Bowaw is open.” The evidence for the first is its origin, which is the infinitive, and the second is the negation of a verb with a ḍamma due to its coming transitively and the fact that its description is on a subject, and the negation of a verb with a kasra due to the coming of its present tense for what is done with a ḍamma. The end of the manuscript: His bound said, “May God forgive him with His blessings,” and his saying, “other than a supplication,” may be the subject, so the genitive and the genitive are before it because they are after a negation, and God knows best, and his Lord came in conjunction with a supplication, and in the words of the grammarian, “And God decides,” etc., it is a type of the creative, and it is a good ending (...) because ending with a supplication is customary for eloquent people, such as his saying: The end of time remains (...) its people (...) and this (...) is comprehensive. Font type: Moroccan
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Hamdoun Bennani’s abbreviation of Muhammad Bennani’s explanation of the millennium sermon by Ibn Malik Hamdoun bin Muhammad Bennani

(اختصار حمدون بناني لشرح محمد بناني المحوجب على خطبة الألفية لابن مالك حمدون بن محمد بناني)
Author Bennani, Hamdoun bin Muhammad bin Abdul Salam
Author Original بناني، حمدون بن محمد بن عبد السلام
Type belge
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Pages Count 44
Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID affichage_numerics2413
Notes The beginning of the manuscript: Muhammad said he is the son of Malik *** Ahmad, my Lord, God is the best Malik. I say he brought this story because of the precedent and the origin. He said, “Bowaw is open.” The evidence for the first is its origin, which is the infinitive, and the second is the negation of a verb with a ḍamma due to its coming transitively and the fact that its description is on a subject, and the negation of a verb with a kasra due to the coming of its present tense for what is done with a ḍamma. The end of the manuscript: His bound said, “May God forgive him with His blessings,” and his saying, “other than a supplication,” may be the subject, so the genitive and the genitive are before it because they are after a negation, and God knows best, and his Lord came in conjunction with a supplication, and in the words of the grammarian, “And God decides,” etc., it is a type of the creative, and it is a good ending (...) because ending with a supplication is customary for eloquent people, such as his saying: The end of time remains (...) its people (...) and this (...) is comprehensive. Font type: Moroccan
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