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Pharaonic documents: Sidi Mohamed Bennani, nicknamed Pharaoh
(الوثائق الفرعونية سيدي محمد بناني الملقب بفرعون)

Title	Pharaonic documents: Sidi Mohamed Bennani, nicknamed Pharaoh
Title Original	الوثائق الفرعونية سيدي محمد بناني الملقب بفرعون
Author	Bennani Pharaoh, Muhammad bin Ahmed bin Muhammad
Author Original	بناني فرعون، محمد بن أحمد بن محمد
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	affichage_numerics3278
Notes	Notes: This copy is devoid of printing data, so the data contained at the end of the second book within this collection has been adopted: “The Appropriate for the Teacher of Documents.” Pharaonic documents were printed with lithographs many times (Ibn al-Mahi al-Idrisi, Dictionary of Moroccan Publications, p. 43). The name of the printing press appears in some of its publications as “The New Printing Press” and in others as “The Press of Ahmed Ibn Abd al-Mawla Ibn al-Mamoun al-Alami al-Yalamahi,” so a parallel wording was chosen: “The New Press of Ahmed Ibn Abd al-Mawla al-Yalamahi,” to unify the data and then to distinguish it from “The New Printing Press - Abd al-Salam al-Dhuwaib” (Muhammad al-Manouni, Manifestations of the Awakening of Modern Morocco, vol. 2, pp. 289-290).

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Pharaonic documents: Sidi Mohamed Bennani, nicknamed Pharaoh

(الوثائق الفرعونية سيدي محمد بناني الملقب بفرعون)

Author Bennani Pharaoh, Muhammad bin Ahmed bin Muhammad

Author Original بناني فرعون، محمد بن أحمد بن محمد

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences

Record ID affichage_numerics3278

Notes Notes: This copy is devoid of printing data, so the data contained at the end of the second book within this collection has been adopted: “The Appropriate for the Teacher of Documents.” Pharaonic documents were printed with lithographs many times (Ibn al-Mahi al-Idrisi, Dictionary of Moroccan Publications, p. 43). The name of the printing press appears in some of its publications as “The New Printing Press” and in others as “The Press of Ahmed Ibn Abd al-Mawla Ibn al-Mamoun al-Alami al-Yalamahi,” so a parallel wording was chosen: “The New Press of Ahmed Ibn Abd al-Mawla al-Yalamahi,” to unify the data and then to distinguish it from “The New Printing Press - Abd al-Salam al-Dhuwaib” (Muhammad al-Manouni, Manifestations of the Awakening of Modern Morocco, vol. 2, pp. 289-290).