In order to benefit from explaining the death of the disciple, Muhammad al-Arabi bin al-Sāhiḥ al-Sharqī al-‘Umari; Copied by Boubacar bin Al-Mufaddal bin Kiran
(بغية المستفيد لشرح منية المريد محمد العربي بن السائح الشرقي العمري ؛ نسخه بوبكر بن المفضل بن كيران)
| Title |
In order to benefit from explaining the death of the disciple, Muhammad al-Arabi bin al-Sāhiḥ al-Sharqī al-‘Umari; Copied by Boubacar bin Al-Mufaddal bin Kiran |
| Title Original
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بغية المستفيد لشرح منية المريد محمد العربي بن السائح الشرقي العمري ؛ نسخه بوبكر بن المفضل بن كيران
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| Author |
Ibn Al-Sayeh, Muhammad Al-Arabi bin Muhammad |
| Author
Original
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ابن السائح، محمد العربي بن محمد
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| Type |
Document |
| Language |
Arabic |
| Digital |
Yes
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| Manuscript |
Yes
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| Pages Count |
427 |
| Library: |
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences |
| Record ID |
affichage_numerics2663 |
| Notes |
The beginning of the manuscript: The name of one of them is the Sheikh and the name of the other is Ahmed. Their father intended to obtain the blessing of being named after the Sheikh, may God be pleased with him, for all of them. This is what testifies to the great love he had for him and the perfection of his attachment to him, may God be pleased with him. Naming him after the names of the prophets, companions, and saints is from the clear Sunnah known in ancient and modern times (...) and his father’s name is Baba, as stated above in the systems, and he was a virtuous ascetic scholar noted in his country.
End of the manuscript: The researchers have stated that their doctrine is preferred, and the more correct view is that of the Ash’aris, may God be pleased with them. God Almighty knows best and is wisest. The first half of this explanation has ended (...) and will be followed by the permission of God Almighty. The second half begins with a discussion of some of the miracles of our Master, may God be pleased with him (...) and our last supplication is that praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds. At the hands of (...) Boubacar bin Al-Mufaddal bin Kiran (...) it was completed on Friday after the afternoon prayer on the 6th of Jumada Al-Akhir in the year 1310.
Font type: Moroccan |
