Author
Karaki, Omar
Author Original
الكركي، عمر
Type
Document
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
42
Library
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID
affichage_numerics731
Notes
Printed manuscript
The author’s origin is from Kebbi, one of the ancient cities in the country of Kano in northern Nigeria, and it is now one of the northern Nigerian states (A Brief History of Nigeria, Adam Abdullah Al-Alori, pp. 77 and 81; Ibrahim Nasr al-Din, National Integration in Africa: The Nigeria Model).
This system relies on the wording of the narrations narrated by Imam Ali bin Al-Hussein, which are exhortatory prose narrations about asceticism and inner wealth.
- After this system, you find an arjuza that includes the name of its compiler, “Al-Saghir Al-Hajj Ibn Muhammad,” and he included it in the puzzles, and it is in 31 verses.
The first of them is: a book containing poems that carry from the honest mind, and if he enacts his sermons, he removes from the ignorant heart every reluctance that continues to say them as a pattern and an exhortation, and a warning with systems like the jinn, and a threat, and a mockery, and a rebuke, and a reminder of Ali bin Al-Hussein.
This system consists of 274 verses. After four verses that were the opening of the system, the rhymer began to vary the rhyme according to the twenty-seven letters of the alphabet, with ten verses in each letter.
The author is one of the notables of the 13th century AH = 19 AD
