Author
Al-Miknasi, Abdul Aziz bin Abdul Wahid bin Muhammad
Author Original
المكناسي، عبد العزيز بن عبد الواحد بن محمد
Type
Document
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
8
Library
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID
affichage_numerics426
Notes
Notes: 1_The document does not contain the name of the printing press. 2_The table of contents mentions “Quatrab’s Triangle.” However, as it is in the preamble of the text, the matter relates to an explanation compiled by the arjuzah of the linguist Muhammad ibn al-Mutanir Qatrab (who died in the year 821 AD). The organizer of this explanation is Abd al-Aziz al-Maghribi, according to what is mentioned in the last compilation, and he is Abd al-Aziz bin Abd al-Wahid bin Muhammad ibn Musa al-Maymouni al-Miknasi al-Mughrabi, who died in the year 964 AH/1556 AD, and he is a jurist. A poet and reciter, he was born in Meknes. He visited Aleppo and Damascus in 1544. He lived in Medina and stayed there until he died. He is called the sheikh of reciters in the city. (Ahmed Al-Dagherni, From the Heritage of Linguistic Composition in Morocco, p. 23. Al-Murīth Limlī Triangle / Abdel Aziz Al-Maghribi; prepared by Mustafa bin Muhammad Al-Najjar with the assistance of Muhammad bin Abdel Azim Ben Azouz, 1989, p. 4.). 3_Fawzi Abd al-Razzaq (Lithographs in Morocco, p. 113) mentioned that the proofreader “Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Ibrahim” is the same as “Ahmed bin Muhammad bin Ibrahim al-Rabbati,” the jurist and judge who died in the year 1334 AH, 1915 AD. (See his translation in: Dictionary of Moroccan Publications by Ibn al-Mahi, pp. 11-12. The Moroccan Teacher, p. 78. Abdul Al-Rahman Ibn Zaydan, Dictionary of Classes of Authors during the Era of the Alawite State, vol. 2, p. 87). This does not seem to be an accurate comparison between the date of the death of the aforementioned jurist and judge and the date of publication of this collection, 1927 AD, knowing that the name “Muhammad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Ibrahim” also appears as a proofreader for other lithograph editions: A summary of the sermons of Abu Madin al-Fassi, edited by Muhammad al-Sahili, Muhammad al-Tahir bin al-Hasan al-Kattani, Muhammad bin Muhammad Ibn Ibrahim, in 144 pages, explanation. Documents of Muhammad bin Ahmed bin Hamdoun Bennani by Abdel Salam bin Muhammad Al-Hawari; It was authenticated by Muhammad ibn al-Talib Ibn Sawda, al-Tahir al-Kattani, Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Ibrahim, the jurist al-Rasmouki, Muhammad ibn Sa`id al-Miknasi, without mentioning the name of the printing press, 1335 AH/1916 AD, its number in the library: 572 Litho PDF.