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A footnote to editing the logical rules in explaining the solar message
(حاشية على تحرير القواعد المنطقية في شرح الرسالة الشمسية)

Title	A footnote to editing the logical rules in explaining the solar message
Title Original	حاشية على تحرير القواعد المنطقية في شرح الرسالة الشمسية
Author	Al-Jurjani, Ali bin Muhammad bin Ali, 740-816 AH
Author Original	الجرجاني، علي بن محمد بن علي، هجري
Publication Date:	933
Subject	logic
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	91
Physical Dimensions	16×12سم
Library:	Dar - مجمع الملك عبد العزيز للمكتبات الوقفية
Library Asset ID	1-AB021028
Record ID	hashyt-ly-thryr-alqwad-almntqyt-fy-shrh-alrsalt-alshmsyt
Library Location	Al Mahmoudia Library
Date	933
Notes	A complete copy with the first part, written in black ink and the paragraph heads in red. Some words are marked with caution lines above them in red ink. It has many comments, footnotes, and explanations.
Sample Text	The basmala...his saying and its arrangement on an introduction, three articles, and a conclusion. I say this is how we found the phrase in the text in many copies. What is correct is that the word three here is an extra one that fell inadvertently from the pen of the copyist. This is indicated by the saying of the abscess later. As for the articles, there are three. His saying is the first of them. In vocabulary, I say the singular may be used and what is meant by it is what corresponds to the dual, and the plural, I mean the one. It may be used and what is meant by it is what corresponds to the genitive, so it is said that this is singular, meaning it is not genitive. Typologies because they are the origins of compounds in animals, plants, and minerals. I know that the use of metaphorical words is worse, because they come to mind to meanings other than the intended meanings, were it not for the context, and in conjunction there is hesitation between what is intended and what is not intended, but it is possible that the word may be interpreted as something other than what is intended, so it is worse than using strange words, since nothing is understood there at all, so the defect in it is the need to inquire, so the distance is lengthened in vain, and God knows best...
İktisap	وقف
Dewey Sınıflaması	160 ج ع ح
İlişkili Kişi	حسين بن حسن بن جعفر, Transcriber
Kaynaklar	كشف الظنون: (1063/2)
Kayıt Numarası	2408 (1)
Yazı Türü	تعليق
Kaynak	مجمع الملك عبدالعزيز للمكتبات الوقفية - المدينة المنورة – السعودية

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A footnote to editing the logical rules in explaining the solar message

(حاشية على تحرير القواعد المنطقية في شرح الرسالة الشمسية)

Author Al-Jurjani, Ali bin Muhammad bin Ali, 740-816 AH

Author Original الجرجاني، علي بن محمد بن علي، هجري

Publication Date 933

Subject logic

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 91

Physical Dimensions 16×12سم

Library Dar - مجمع الملك عبد العزيز للمكتبات الوقفية

Library Asset ID 1-AB021028

Record ID hashyt-ly-thryr-alqwad-almntqyt-fy-shrh-alrsalt-alshmsyt

Library Location Al Mahmoudia Library

Date 933

Notes A complete copy with the first part, written in black ink and the paragraph heads in red. Some words are marked with caution lines above them in red ink. It has many comments, footnotes, and explanations.

Sample Text The basmala...his saying and its arrangement on an introduction, three articles, and a conclusion. I say this is how we found the phrase in the text in many copies. What is correct is that the word three here is an extra one that fell inadvertently from the pen of the copyist. This is indicated by the saying of the abscess later. As for the articles, there are three. His saying is the first of them. In vocabulary, I say the singular may be used and what is meant by it is what corresponds to the dual, and the plural, I mean the one. It may be used and what is meant by it is what corresponds to the genitive, so it is said that this is singular, meaning it is not genitive. Typologies because they are the origins of compounds in animals, plants, and minerals. I know that the use of metaphorical words is worse, because they come to mind to meanings other than the intended meanings, were it not for the context, and in conjunction there is hesitation between what is intended and what is not intended, but it is possible that the word may be interpreted as something other than what is intended, so it is worse than using strange words, since nothing is understood there at all, so the defect in it is the need to inquire, so the distance is lengthened in vain, and God knows best...

İktisap وقف

Dewey Sınıflaması 160 ج ع ح

İlişkili Kişi حسين بن حسن بن جعفر, Transcriber

Kaynaklar كشف الظنون: (1063/2)

Kayıt Numarası 2408 (1)

Yazı Türü تعليق

Kaynak مجمع الملك عبدالعزيز للمكتبات الوقفية - المدينة المنورة – السعودية