Type
Document
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Pages Count
526
Library
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID
affichage_numerics1798
Notes
Printed manuscript
The beginning of the manuscript: Abu Muhammad Abdullah Ibn Abi Zaid al-Maliki al-Qayrawani, may God be pleased with him, said: * Praise be to God, who by His grace and His form in the wombs began with His wisdom and made it clear (...) and they dispensed with what was lawful for them and what was forbidden to them. * Praise is divided into two parts, absolute and restricted. The absolute is not divided, and the restricted is divided into two parts, restricted to negation and restricted to affirmation (...).
The end of the manuscript: A chapter on visions, yawning, sneezing, playing with dice, racing horses, archery, and other things (...) and there is no harm in reciting poetry, and the lightest poetry is better, and it should not be much of it (...) and following the path of the believers and the best of the generations is from the best nation that has brought forth salvation for mankind, so what is alarming about that is infallibility and in following the righteous predecessors salvation, and they are the role models in interpreting what they interpreted and extracting what they deduced, and if they differed in the branches and incidents, they would not He leaves their group. Explanation of his saying: There is no harm in singing poetry, meaning if it does not satirize anyone (...) His saying: The first, best, and closest knowledge to God, that is, to God’s mercy, is the knowledge of His religion.
Font type: Moroccan
