The illiteracy of Habib Al-Andalusi in Sufism, Ahmed bin Ali, known as Habib Al-Andalusi Al-Randi, then Al-Fassi
(لامية حبيب الأندلسي في التصوف أحمد بن علي الشهير بحبيب الأندلسي الرندي ثم الفاسي)
| Title |
The illiteracy of Habib Al-Andalusi in Sufism, Ahmed bin Ali, known as Habib Al-Andalusi Al-Randi, then Al-Fassi |
| Title Original
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لامية حبيب الأندلسي في التصوف أحمد بن علي الشهير بحبيب الأندلسي الرندي ثم الفاسي
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| Author |
Habib, Abu Abbas Ahmed bin Ali |
| Author
Original
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حبيب، أبو العباس أحمد بن علي
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| Type |
Document |
| Language |
Arabic |
| Digital |
Yes
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| Manuscript |
No
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| Pages Count |
22 |
| Library: |
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences |
| Record ID |
affichage_numerics228 |
| Notes |
The beginning of the manuscript: I began with praising God, then His prayer *** and greetings to Him throughout the day, a series on Al-Hashemi Al-Mukhtar with every believer *** As time passes, it will not be interrupted. O seeker of the virgin truth, a suitor *** Search for the essence of the dowry, a pick.
The end of the manuscript: And the Sunnah of Muhammad is like burning stones in their imprisonment *** Who can have the strength to burn their fingertips (....) And this is my complete advice on the clarity of my argument *** As I received from my sheikh and granted to my questioner. Whoever is not aware of the indication of our saying ***, he should be asked and ponder the explanation of the problems. Then may God’s prayers and most pure peace be upon the best messenger and best messenger. And then satisfaction with his family and companions*** and his stumble and the perfect followers. The poem ended with praise to God and his good help.
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