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A message about hadiths that have no basis or are fabricated
(رسالة في الأحاديث التي لا أصل لها أو موضوعة)

Title	A message about hadiths that have no basis or are fabricated
Title Original	رسالة في الأحاديث التي لا أصل لها أو موضوعة
Author	Al-Harawi, Al-Qari, Abu Al-Hassan, Nour Al-Din - Al-Mulla, Ali bin (Sultan) Muhammad, 1014 AH
Author Original	الهروي، القاري، أبو الحسن، نور الدين الملّا، علي بن سلطان محمد، هـ
Subject	Hadith and terminology
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	No
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	2
Library:	Alnadeem - مخطوطات العربية
Record ID	33096
Library Location	Qatari Book House 1074
Notes	After the basmalah; Praise be to God, enough is enough. Ali bin Sultan Muhammad Al-Qari says, “When I saw a group of hadith scholars collecting the well-known hadiths on the tongues and explaining the authentic, the good, the weak, and the fabricated ones, the summary of those notebooks came to mind.” He said, “The night I was taken to heaven, one of my veins fell to the ground, and roses grew from it. Whoever wants to smell my scent, let him smell the roses.”
Sample Text	Flags 5/12 Dictionary of Authors 2/446 The Gift of the Knowing 1/751
Kopyacı	عثمان بن ولي
Yüzyıl ,hat tipi	قطر, الدوحة, دار الكتب القطرية, القرن الثاني عشر, خط تعليق

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A message about hadiths that have no basis or are fabricated

(رسالة في الأحاديث التي لا أصل لها أو موضوعة)

Author Al-Harawi, Al-Qari, Abu Al-Hassan, Nour Al-Din - Al-Mulla, Ali bin (Sultan) Muhammad, 1014 AH

Author Original الهروي، القاري، أبو الحسن، نور الدين الملّا، علي بن سلطان محمد، هـ

Subject Hadith and terminology

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital No

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 2

Library Alnadeem - مخطوطات العربية

Record ID 33096

Library Location Qatari Book House 1074

Notes After the basmalah; Praise be to God, enough is enough. Ali bin Sultan Muhammad Al-Qari says, “When I saw a group of hadith scholars collecting the well-known hadiths on the tongues and explaining the authentic, the good, the weak, and the fabricated ones, the summary of those notebooks came to mind.” He said, “The night I was taken to heaven, one of my veins fell to the ground, and roses grew from it. Whoever wants to smell my scent, let him smell the roses.”

Sample Text Flags 5/12 Dictionary of Authors 2/446 The Gift of the Knowing 1/751

Kopyacı عثمان بن ولي

Yüzyıl ,hat tipi قطر, الدوحة, دار الكتب القطرية, القرن الثاني عشر, خط تعليق