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Sultanic literatures and Islamic countries « (Tableau) of the qualities of the Sultan and the dynasties of Muslims », by Moḥammad ibn ʿAlî ibn Ṭabâṭabâ (Tabataba), surnommé Ibn al-Ṭiqṭaqa (Al-Taqqa)
(الاداب السلطانية و الدول الاسلامية طباطبا الطقطقى)

Title	Sultanic literatures and Islamic countries « (Tableau) of the qualities of the Sultan and the dynasties of Muslims », by Moḥammad ibn ʿAlî ibn Ṭabâṭabâ (Tabataba), surnommé Ibn al-Ṭiqṭaqa (Al-Taqqa)
Title Original	الاداب السلطانية و الدول الاسلامية طباطبا الطقطقى
Author	MUḤAMMAD ibn ʿAlī ibn Ṭabāṭabā ibn al-Ṭiqṭaqā (Ṣafī al-Dīn). Auteur du texte
Publication Date:	1302
Type	Other
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID	cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b11002315c
Library Location	Available Online
Date	1302
Sample Text	Scanning from a substitute document. This work is also known under the title of Al-Fakhrî, because, it is said, it was composed in honor of a prince of Mosul, named ʿÎsâ ibn Ibrâhîm and nicknamed Fakhr al-Dîn. It was published in Gotha, in 1860, with a critical introduction in German, by M. Ahlwardt. A note at the end of the volume, in the author's handwriting, tells us that this copy was written in Mosul, in 701 A.H. (1302 A.D.). Text with vowel points. Scanning from a substitute document. This book is also known as Al-Fakhrî, because, it is said, it was composed in honor of a prince of Mosul, named Cet Îsâ ibn Ibrâhîm and nicknamed Fakhr al-Dîn. It was published in Gotha, in 1860, with a critical introduction in German, by M. Ahlwardt. A note at the end of the volume, from the hand of the author, teaches us that this copy was written in Mosul, in 701 of the Hegira (1302 by J. C.). Text with vowel dots. Scanning from a substitute document. This work is also known under the title of Al-Fakhrî, because, it is said, it was composed in honor of a prince of Mosul, named ʿÎsâ ibn Ibrâhîm and nicknamed Fakhr al-Dîn. It was published in Gotha, in 1860, with a critical introduction in German, by M. Ahlwardt. A note at the end of the volume, in the author's handwriting, tells us that this copy was written in Mosul, in 701 A.H. (1302 A.D.). Text with vowel points.
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Sultanic literatures and Islamic countries « (Tableau) of the qualities of the Sultan and the dynasties of Muslims », by Moḥammad ibn ʿAlî ibn Ṭabâṭabâ (Tabataba), surnommé Ibn al-Ṭiqṭaqa (Al-Taqqa)

(الاداب السلطانية و الدول الاسلامية طباطبا الطقطقى)

Author MUḤAMMAD ibn ʿAlī ibn Ṭabāṭabā ibn al-Ṭiqṭaqā (Ṣafī al-Dīn). Auteur du texte

Publication Date 1302

Type Other

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Pompeu Fabra University Library

Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b11002315c

Library Location Available Online

Date 1302

Sample Text Scanning from a substitute document. This work is also known under the title of Al-Fakhrî, because, it is said, it was composed in honor of a prince of Mosul, named ʿÎsâ ibn Ibrâhîm and nicknamed Fakhr al-Dîn. It was published in Gotha, in 1860, with a critical introduction in German, by M. Ahlwardt. A note at the end of the volume, in the author's handwriting, tells us that this copy was written in Mosul, in 701 A.H. (1302 A.D.). Text with vowel points. Scanning from a substitute document. This book is also known as Al-Fakhrî, because, it is said, it was composed in honor of a prince of Mosul, named Cet Îsâ ibn Ibrâhîm and nicknamed Fakhr al-Dîn. It was published in Gotha, in 1860, with a critical introduction in German, by M. Ahlwardt. A note at the end of the volume, from the hand of the author, teaches us that this copy was written in Mosul, in 701 of the Hegira (1302 by J. C.). Text with vowel dots. Scanning from a substitute document. This work is also known under the title of Al-Fakhrî, because, it is said, it was composed in honor of a prince of Mosul, named ʿÎsâ ibn Ibrâhîm and nicknamed Fakhr al-Dîn. It was published in Gotha, in 1860, with a critical introduction in German, by M. Ahlwardt. A note at the end of the volume, in the author's handwriting, tells us that this copy was written in Mosul, in 701 A.H. (1302 A.D.). Text with vowel points.

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