Author
Ibn Al-Attar, Muhammad Al-Hasani Al-Dimashqi
Author Original
ابن العطار، محمد الحسني الدمشقي
Subject
Arabic poetry
Type
Document
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Pages Count
15
Physical Dimensions
14x20 سم
Library
Dar - مجمع الملك عبد العزيز للمكتبات الوقفية
Library Asset ID
AB003560
Record ID
qasrt-altrf-almkhwl-fy-mny-byty-almshghwl
Library Location
Aref Hikmat Library
Notes
A complete copy, written in black ink with the headers in red, inside a gilded frame, with minor signs of moisture
Sample Text
The basmala... the etiquette of every human being’s tongue, praise be to him who taught him the statement, and his prayer is every time the most eloquent of Arabs... And then he says... Muhammad al-Hasani al-Dimashqi Ibn al-Attar, this is a letter I have named that is limited to the incompleteness of the meaning of my busy house... Then he asked me, with one of his gestures, more eloquent than the indication of others, in his clear expression... - This is that every time I write a letter in the lines, I admit to myself my complete shortcomings, so I fear censure and do not hope for praise, due to its lack. The people of modification and the many people of criticism, and the abundance of goodness and blessings, the perfection of praise in every beginning and ending, was done with the care of the Almighty King.
İktisap
وقف
Dewey Sınıflaması
811 ع م ق
Tezhip
طغراء مذهبه و ملونه
Kayıt Numarası
810/178
Yazı Türü
نسخ
Kaynak
مجمع الملك عبدالعزيز للمكتبات الوقفية - المدينة المنورة – السعودية
