Author
Muslim bin Al-Hajjaj Al-Qushayri, ca. 821-875
Author Original
مسلم بن الحجاج القشيري، نحو
Publication Date
1347
Subject
Hadith
Type
Other
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID
cdi_europeana_collections_318_marc_nli_003150593
Library Location
Available Online
Date
1347
Sample Text
Compilation by Imam Muslim bin Al-Hajjaj Al-Qushayri Al-Naysaburi, who died in the year 261. A treasury copy bound with four volumes (the third of which has been lost) written in the drawing of the treasury of the headquarters of the Ashraf Al-Mawlawi Al-Kabir Al-Sayfi Sheikho (Al-Farabi), the royal cupbearer of Nasserite (who died in the year 752 AD AD 196:2). It appears to be in the opposite handwriting of Mahmoud Al-Adawi; The second volume was written in 14 AD 748 and the fourth in 1 BC 748; 202, 190, 206 Oriental paper, 186:263 mm; Five-note notebooks numbered with words... As for the third volume, it was taken from another copy in place of the missing one and was not forged. It was written at the beginning of the year 822 by Abd al-Rahman al-Zari al-Shafi’i in Damascus. 176 sturdy oriental papers; Five-pointed notebooks bearing Coptic numbers, then contextual numbers (from \y:8\ to \kb:10\, then from a third, ari:1 to a seven, ari:7); Pp. 2b, 170a-175b are appended to match the end of the second volume and then the beginning of the fourth, in the second century. The first of it: “...Abu Al-Hussein Muslim bin Al-Hajjaj Al-Qushayri Al-Nisaburi told us... Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds, and the reward is for the righteous, etc.” Then the first of the second is at the beginning of the chapter on Friday prayers, the beginning of the third is in the beginning of the Book of Sales, the beginning of the fourth is in Hadith 18 of the Book of Peace. Part 3, p. 169b: “See it... Muhammad bin Fakhr al-Din in - - \931\”; Part 4, p. 1a: An erased ownership record from the year 878; P. 99a: “He received a meeting and hearing from Sheikh Shihab al-Din (Ibn al-Hubbal) in gatherings, the last of which was Sallakh \Sh. 806\..” And p. 109a: “He was informed of the reading of his scribe Ahmad Ibn al-Hubbal” (Ibn Ali al-Hanbali 749-833, n. 26:2); Page 91a: “He read with Sheikh Taqi al-Din,” then p. 199b: “He read and heard Abu Bakr al-Qurashi,” then at the end of page 206a and similarly in others, Parts 1 and 2: “He received an interview... at the hands of the poor Mahmoud Al-Adawi and his companion Judge Abdul Qadir... praying to his owner to bring him to high ranks...” Owning restrictions: Ali Shabestari (the original volumes are lost); Muhammad Hosni Pasha (?) Hamid Pasha Zadeh 1300 AH (died in 1306 AH 257:2). See also: '
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