Informing about calamities of rulings and rejecting the behavior of judges and rulers, or, major calamities, or, calamities of Ibn Sahl.
(الإعلام بنوازل الأحكام ونبذ من سير القضاة و الحكام، أو ، النوازل الكبرى، أو ، نوازل ابن سهل)
| Title |
Informing about calamities of rulings and rejecting the behavior of judges and rulers, or, major calamities, or, calamities of Ibn Sahl. |
| Title Original
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الإعلام بنوازل الأحكام ونبذ من سير القضاة و الحكام، أو ، النوازل الكبرى، أو ، نوازل ابن سهل
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| Author |
Ibn Sahl, Issa bin Sahl bin Abdullah |
| Author
Original
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ابن سهل، عيسى بن سهل بن عبد الله
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| Type |
Document |
| Language |
Arabic |
| Digital |
Yes
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| Manuscript |
No
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| Pages Count |
72 |
| Library: |
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences |
| Record ID |
affichage_numerics2755 |
| Notes |
The beginning of the manuscript: Dhimma, which is peace for a specified period in a known capacity, such as food or other things, the amount is limited to a number, measure, or weight, and the capital is expedited and the sale of the loan is in some respects like peace, which is that he raises to Al-Rutab a dinar in two or three quarters of pure, infinitely mature fresh fruit, and the perfume gives you half a quarter or a third of a quarter of it every day.
The end of the manuscript: If he had said that no chapter is detracted from it and no meaning is lost from it, his meaning would have been more appropriate and his intention more accurate, and he confirmed that.....with his words. He did not differentiate between him and he is one of the merchants of his words, and the evidence that he brought did not add little or much to it, and if he had said it did not add two statements and did not necessitate a truth for it, it would have been
The date of copying is mentioned on page 208
The original numbered manuscript begins on page 159 and ends on page 224
- Amputated at the beginning and the end
- Microfilm: This manuscript is part of a collection that was photocopied from an original in the public treasury in Rabat, No. 838 BC (= Endowments Treasury)
Font type: Moroccan |
