Clarification in the secrets of marriage, Abdul Rahim bin Nusayr bin Abdullah Al-Shirzi
(الإيضاح في أسرار النكاح عبد الرحيم بن نصير بن عبد الله الشيرزي)

Title Clarification in the secrets of marriage, Abdul Rahim bin Nusayr bin Abdullah Al-Shirzi
Title Original الإيضاح في أسرار النكاح عبد الرحيم بن نصير بن عبد الله الشيرزي
Author Al-Shaizri, Abdul Rahman bin Nasr bin Abdullah
Author Original الشيزري، عبد الرحمان بن نصر بن عبد الله
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Pages Count 60
Library: King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID affichage_numerics1068
Notes The beginning of the manuscript: You should consider the content of this book, which we called the Book of Clarification on the Secrets of Marriage, and we found it to be true with us through experiments in resuscitation with force and strength (...) So what the past in the letter “Ba’a” wrote is like its pastes, an antidote to connect the beloved ones. Praise be to God who began the creation of man from clay, then made his offspring from a lineage of degrading water, then created him in a firm decision (...) And then I have answered the question of some of the brothers in writing this book. It contains secrets of men that strengthen the baa to increase the pleasure of intercourse and medicines that help with pregnancy and the opposite of that, which is achieved by using it for the desired purpose. It is sufficient for other books of doctors, and I thought that I would deposit in it some of the secrets of women that invite men to have sexual intercourse with them and to love their husbands of all kinds. Adornments and others, even if I did not ask about Talak, so that my book would be useful and useful, bringing together the secrets of the two sects, so that the one who reads it would not lack other books collected in this art (...) and I made it into two parts, each of which includes ten chapters. End of the manuscript: The author said: I saw this bead with a man from Sicily in the city of Damascus, and from the book on Spiritual Medicine. Whoever takes a woman’s hair and pours incense with it into a new earthenware cup that has not had any water on it, then puts water in it after that and gives it to a man to drink without knowing it, then he will hate that woman with intense hatred until he cannot bear to look at her. Complete the book, praise be to God as He deserves His praise, and may God’s blessings and peace be upon our master Muhammad and his family and companions. Font type: Moroccan
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Clarification in the secrets of marriage, Abdul Rahim bin Nusayr bin Abdullah Al-Shirzi

(الإيضاح في أسرار النكاح عبد الرحيم بن نصير بن عبد الله الشيرزي)
Author Al-Shaizri, Abdul Rahman bin Nasr bin Abdullah
Author Original الشيزري، عبد الرحمان بن نصر بن عبد الله
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Pages Count 60
Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID affichage_numerics1068
Notes The beginning of the manuscript: You should consider the content of this book, which we called the Book of Clarification on the Secrets of Marriage, and we found it to be true with us through experiments in resuscitation with force and strength (...) So what the past in the letter “Ba’a” wrote is like its pastes, an antidote to connect the beloved ones. Praise be to God who began the creation of man from clay, then made his offspring from a lineage of degrading water, then created him in a firm decision (...) And then I have answered the question of some of the brothers in writing this book. It contains secrets of men that strengthen the baa to increase the pleasure of intercourse and medicines that help with pregnancy and the opposite of that, which is achieved by using it for the desired purpose. It is sufficient for other books of doctors, and I thought that I would deposit in it some of the secrets of women that invite men to have sexual intercourse with them and to love their husbands of all kinds. Adornments and others, even if I did not ask about Talak, so that my book would be useful and useful, bringing together the secrets of the two sects, so that the one who reads it would not lack other books collected in this art (...) and I made it into two parts, each of which includes ten chapters. End of the manuscript: The author said: I saw this bead with a man from Sicily in the city of Damascus, and from the book on Spiritual Medicine. Whoever takes a woman’s hair and pours incense with it into a new earthenware cup that has not had any water on it, then puts water in it after that and gives it to a man to drink without knowing it, then he will hate that woman with intense hatred until he cannot bear to look at her. Complete the book, praise be to God as He deserves His praise, and may God’s blessings and peace be upon our master Muhammad and his family and companions. Font type: Moroccan
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