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Taʿdīl al-ʿulūm — Landberg_144 — Landberg
(تعديل العلوم للمولى الفاضل عبيد الله بن مسعود بن تاج الشريعة)

Title	Taʿdīl al-ʿulūm — Landberg_144 — Landberg
Title Original	تعديل العلوم للمولى الفاضل عبيد الله بن مسعود بن تاج الشريعة
Author	Ubaidullah bin Masoud Al-Mahboubi Al-Bukhari Al-Hanafi
Author Original	عبيد الله بن مسعود بن تاج الشريعة
Publication Date:	1442
Publication Place	State Library (Berlin) -
Subject	Nastaʿlīq \| 0b0- Author’s introduction 5a1- A chapter on the globe and its arrangement 8a2- A chapter on circles 11b3- A chapter on the sun’s orbit 14a4- A chapter on the moon’s orbits 24b5- A chapter on the upper spheres 28b6- A chapter on the lower spheres 30b7- A chapter on the moon having one fixed width...and the upper ones have two widths 37b8- A chapter on the ranges, straightness, and return 44a9- A chapter on parallax 45a10- Chapter On the conditions of the two lights 48b11- A chapter on appearance and disappearance 50a12- A chapter on the properties of the northern quadrant 56b13- A chapter on risings and passages 59b14- A chapter on times 62a15- A chapter on dawn and dawn 63a16- A chapter on extracting the midday line and the zenith of the qibla 65bcolophon page66a-73bblank pages \| None
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Library:	Islamic Scientific Manuscripts Initiative (ISMI)
Library Asset ID	Ahlwardt: 5683
Record ID	179894
Library Location	State Library (Berlin)
Date	1442
Notes	None \| [fol.65b] The completion of writing this honorable copy occurred on the last Thursday of Jumada al-Awwal at the hands of the most despised servant of God, the Rich, Ahmad al-Kashmari, in the year eight hundred and forty-six AH.
Sample Text	[fol.0b] Praise be to God who adorned the sky with constellations after He had perfected its construction, and He said, “And We have adorned it, and there are no secrets on it... And after that, the servant who supplicates to God... Ubayd Allah ibn Masoud ibn Taj Al-Shari’ah... He says this is the modification of the form of celestial bodies, which is the third section of the book Tadhil Al-Ulum (etc.) - [fol.65b] ... So the shadow of the grass or the shadow of the plumb thread is the direction of the qiblah. This work does not need explanation, rather it requires knowledge of the astrolabe, and after knowing it, the work is easy, and God facilitates every difficult task.
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Taʿdīl al-ʿulūm — Landberg_144 — Landberg

(تعديل العلوم للمولى الفاضل عبيد الله بن مسعود بن تاج الشريعة)

Author Ubaidullah bin Masoud Al-Mahboubi Al-Bukhari Al-Hanafi

Author Original عبيد الله بن مسعود بن تاج الشريعة

Publication Date 1442

Publication Place State Library (Berlin) -

Subject Nastaʿlīq | 0b0- Author’s introduction 5a1- A chapter on the globe and its arrangement 8a2- A chapter on circles 11b3- A chapter on the sun’s orbit 14a4- A chapter on the moon’s orbits 24b5- A chapter on the upper spheres 28b6- A chapter on the lower spheres 30b7- A chapter on the moon having one fixed width...and the upper ones have two widths 37b8- A chapter on the ranges, straightness, and return 44a9- A chapter on parallax 45a10- Chapter On the conditions of the two lights 48b11- A chapter on appearance and disappearance 50a12- A chapter on the properties of the northern quadrant 56b13- A chapter on risings and passages 59b14- A chapter on times 62a15- A chapter on dawn and dawn 63a16- A chapter on extracting the midday line and the zenith of the qibla 65bcolophon page66a-73bblank pages | None

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Library Islamic Scientific Manuscripts Initiative (ISMI)

Library Asset ID Ahlwardt: 5683

Record ID 179894

Library Location State Library (Berlin)

Date 1442

Notes None | [fol.65b] The completion of writing this honorable copy occurred on the last Thursday of Jumada al-Awwal at the hands of the most despised servant of God, the Rich, Ahmad al-Kashmari, in the year eight hundred and forty-six AH.

Sample Text [fol.0b] Praise be to God who adorned the sky with constellations after He had perfected its construction, and He said, “And We have adorned it, and there are no secrets on it... And after that, the servant who supplicates to God... Ubayd Allah ibn Masoud ibn Taj Al-Shari’ah... He says this is the modification of the form of celestial bodies, which is the third section of the book Tadhil Al-Ulum (etc.) - [fol.65b] ... So the shadow of the grass or the shadow of the plumb thread is the direction of the qiblah. This work does not need explanation, rather it requires knowledge of the astrolabe, and after knowing it, the work is easy, and God facilitates every difficult task.

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Sayfa başına satır 21