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[Asmaa al-Qatuniyya from the book Adab al-Katib]
(أسماء القطنيّة من كتاب أدب الكاتب)

Title	[Asmaa al-Qatuniyya from the book Adab al-Katib]
Title Original	أسماء القطنيّة من كتاب أدب الكاتب
Author	Ibn Qutaybah, Abdullah bin Muslim, 213-276 AH
Author Original	ابن قتيبة، عبد الله بن مسلم، هجري
Subject	Arabic literature
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	1
Physical Dimensions	11x18 سم
Library:	Dar - مجمع الملك عبد العزيز للمكتبات الوقفية
Library Asset ID	AB004307-14
Record ID	asma-alqtnywt-mn-ktab-adb-alkatb
Library Location	Aref Hikmat Library
Notes	A clear and good copy, with important words underlined, at the end of which is a quote about the proverb: And the oud is Ahmed, from Anis Al-Farid’s book by Al-Debaji, written in black ink, and framed in red and gold.
Sample Text	... Elderberries, lentils, and Khalzoum, with something resembling mung beans... He said: Abdul Rahman told us, he said: My uncle told me, saying: I heard Nafi’... In a group of people, people laughed... — ... and in the dictionary, “cotton” with dhammah and kasra means the grains of the earth... and lentils, and vinegar, and fava beans, and chickpeas, and chickpeas... and summer vegetables. I finish
İktisap	وقف
Dewey Sınıflaması	810.8 ق ع أ
Tezhip	مداد أسود وأحمر
Kaynaklar	معجم المؤلفين: 6/150
Kayıt Numarası	(14)80/33
Yazı Türü	فارسي
Kaynak	مجمع الملك عبدالعزيز للمكتبات الوقفية - المدينة المنورة – السعودية

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[Asmaa al-Qatuniyya from the book Adab al-Katib]

(أسماء القطنيّة من كتاب أدب الكاتب)

Author Ibn Qutaybah, Abdullah bin Muslim, 213-276 AH

Author Original ابن قتيبة، عبد الله بن مسلم، هجري

Subject Arabic literature

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 1

Physical Dimensions 11x18 سم

Library Dar - مجمع الملك عبد العزيز للمكتبات الوقفية

Library Asset ID AB004307-14

Record ID asma-alqtnywt-mn-ktab-adb-alkatb

Library Location Aref Hikmat Library

Notes A clear and good copy, with important words underlined, at the end of which is a quote about the proverb: And the oud is Ahmed, from Anis Al-Farid’s book by Al-Debaji, written in black ink, and framed in red and gold.

Sample Text ... Elderberries, lentils, and Khalzoum, with something resembling mung beans... He said: Abdul Rahman told us, he said: My uncle told me, saying: I heard Nafi’... In a group of people, people laughed... — ... and in the dictionary, “cotton” with dhammah and kasra means the grains of the earth... and lentils, and vinegar, and fava beans, and chickpeas, and chickpeas... and summer vegetables. I finish

İktisap وقف

Dewey Sınıflaması 810.8 ق ع أ

Tezhip مداد أسود وأحمر

Kaynaklar معجم المؤلفين: 6/150

Kayıt Numarası (14)80/33

Yazı Türü فارسي

Kaynak مجمع الملك عبدالعزيز للمكتبات الوقفية - المدينة المنورة – السعودية