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Collections of fragments of Arabic manuscripts, or pamphlets, from all sources. Arabic 6115

Title	Collections of fragments of Arabic manuscripts, or pamphlets, from all sources. Arabic 6115
Author	ʿAbd al-Qādir ibn Muș yī al-Dīn al-ʿazā' irī (1808-1883). Author of the text, Būnī, Aī mad ibn ī Alī ibn Yūsuf al- (11..? -1225). Author of the text, ʿAbd al-Qādir ibn Muḥyī al-Dīn al-Ǧazā'irī (1808-1883). Author of the text, Būnī, Aḥmad ibn ʿAlī ibn Yūsuf al- (11..?-1225). Author of the text, Ġazālī, Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad Abū Ḥāmid al- (1058-1111). Author of the text, Shihab al-Din Aboul-ʿAbbas Ahmad ibn ʿAli al-Bouni. Author of the text
Publication Date:	1301
Type	Other
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID	cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b100313326
Library Location	Available Online
Date	1301
Sample Text	Scanning from a substitute document. Scanned from a substitute document. The first of these volumes, by far the most considerable, contains, among other things, a letter from the emir ʿAbd al-Kadir, son of Mohyi al-Din, addressed to Mr. Bourselan [= Brosselard], in Oran, to recommend a certain ʿAbd al-Kadir ibn Shaïb (folio 1 recto); a pamphlet, entitled “the treatise of the bishop of Damietta” Risalat ouskouf Dimyat, which the author wrote, for the use of his son, on the alchemy al-sanʿat al-ilahiyya (folio 3 recto); the beginning of al-anfas al-zakiyya fi sharh al-Hikam al-ʿAthaʾiyya, commentary on al-Hikam al-ʿAthaʾiyya, Sufi treatise, sent from Cairo to his brothers in Alexandria, by Tadj al-Din Aboul-Fadhl Ahmad ibn Mohammad ibn ʿAbd al Karim ibn ʿAta Allah al-Iskandari al-Shadzili, composed by an unnamed author (folio 11 verso); a one-page pamphlet (folio 23 recto), dealing with questions of metaphysics; a page from al-Mostatraf (folio 24 recto), containing the summary of chapters 43 et seq. ; one page (folio 25 recto), on the history of the caliphs until Mamoun; a fragment of a table from the ʿAdjaïb al-makhloukat, the Athar al-bilad, or some similar treatise (folio 88 recto); the table of the second volume of a treatise on jurisprudence (folio 90 recto); a fragment of an astrological treatise (folio 105 recto); two fragments of a treatise on magical preparations (folios 115 recto and 119 recto); an untitled treatise, by Aboul-ʿAbbas Ahmad ibn al-Hadjdj (al-Bouni), on the cabalistic powers of the names of Allah and the letters of the Arabic alphabet (folio 129 recto); the end of a treatise on Shafiʿite jurisprudence, containing part of the mouʿamatat which is the Wasith fil-fourouʿ, or the Wasith fil-fikh, of Djamal al-Islam Abou Hamid Mohammad ibn Mohammad ibn Mohammad al-Ghazali al-Tousi, with glosses; the copy is dated to the year 707 AH / 1307-1308 (folio 167 recto), etc. Scanned from a substitute document. The first of these volumes, by far the most considerable, contains, among other things, a letter from the emir ʿAbd al-Kadir, son of Mohyi al-Din, addressed to Mr. Bourselan [= Brosselard], in Oran, to recommend a certain ʿAbd al-Kadir ibn Shaïb (folio 1 recto); a pamphlet, entitled “the treatise of the bishop of Damietta” Risalat ouskouf Dimyat, which the author wrote, for the use of his son, on the alchemy al-sanʿat al-ilahiyya (folio 3 recto); the beginning of al-anfas al-zakiyya fi sharh al-Hikam al-ʿAthaʾiyya, commentary on al-Hikam al-ʿAthaʾiyya, Sufi treatise, sent from Cairo to his brothers in Alexandria, by Tadj al-Din Aboul-Fadhl Ahmad ibn Mohammad ibn ʿAbd al Karim ibn ʿAta Allah al-Iskandari al-Shadzili, composed by an unnamed author (folio 11 verso); a one-page pamphlet (folio 23 recto), dealing with questions of metaphysics; a page from al-Mostatraf (folio 24 recto), containing the summary of chapters 43 et seq. ; one page (folio 25 recto), on the history of the caliphs until Mamoun; a fragment of a table from the ʿAdjaïb al-makhloukat, the Athar al-bilad, or some similar treatise (folio 88 recto); the table of the second volume of a treatise on jurisprudence (folio 90 recto); a fragment of an astrological treatise (folio 105 recto); two fragments of a treatise on magical preparations (folios 115 recto and 119 recto); an untitled treatise, by Aboul-ʿAbbas Ahmad ibn al-Hadjdj (al-Bouni), on the cabalistic powers of the names of Allah and the letters of the Arabic alphabet (folio 129 recto); the end of a treatise on Shafiʿite jurisprudence, containing part of the mouʿamatat which is the Wasith fil-fourouʿ, or the Wasith fil-fikh, of Djamal al-Islam Abou Hamid Mohammad ibn Mohammad ibn Mohammad al-Ghazali al-Tousi, with glosses; the copy is dated to the year 707 AH / 1307-1308 (folio 167 recto), etc.
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Collections of fragments of Arabic manuscripts, or pamphlets, from all sources. Arabic 6115

Author ʿAbd al-Qādir ibn Muș yī al-Dīn al-ʿazā' irī (1808-1883). Author of the text, Būnī, Aī mad ibn ī Alī ibn Yūsuf al- (11..? -1225). Author of the text, ʿAbd al-Qādir ibn Muḥyī al-Dīn al-Ǧazā'irī (1808-1883). Author of the text, Būnī, Aḥmad ibn ʿAlī ibn Yūsuf al- (11..?-1225). Author of the text, Ġazālī, Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad Abū Ḥāmid al- (1058-1111). Author of the text, Shihab al-Din Aboul-ʿAbbas Ahmad ibn ʿAli al-Bouni. Author of the text

Publication Date 1301

Type Other

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Pompeu Fabra University Library

Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b100313326

Library Location Available Online

Date 1301

Sample Text Scanning from a substitute document. Scanned from a substitute document. The first of these volumes, by far the most considerable, contains, among other things, a letter from the emir ʿAbd al-Kadir, son of Mohyi al-Din, addressed to Mr. Bourselan [= Brosselard], in Oran, to recommend a certain ʿAbd al-Kadir ibn Shaïb (folio 1 recto); a pamphlet, entitled “the treatise of the bishop of Damietta” Risalat ouskouf Dimyat, which the author wrote, for the use of his son, on the alchemy al-sanʿat al-ilahiyya (folio 3 recto); the beginning of al-anfas al-zakiyya fi sharh al-Hikam al-ʿAthaʾiyya, commentary on al-Hikam al-ʿAthaʾiyya, Sufi treatise, sent from Cairo to his brothers in Alexandria, by Tadj al-Din Aboul-Fadhl Ahmad ibn Mohammad ibn ʿAbd al Karim ibn ʿAta Allah al-Iskandari al-Shadzili, composed by an unnamed author (folio 11 verso); a one-page pamphlet (folio 23 recto), dealing with questions of metaphysics; a page from al-Mostatraf (folio 24 recto), containing the summary of chapters 43 et seq. ; one page (folio 25 recto), on the history of the caliphs until Mamoun; a fragment of a table from the ʿAdjaïb al-makhloukat, the Athar al-bilad, or some similar treatise (folio 88 recto); the table of the second volume of a treatise on jurisprudence (folio 90 recto); a fragment of an astrological treatise (folio 105 recto); two fragments of a treatise on magical preparations (folios 115 recto and 119 recto); an untitled treatise, by Aboul-ʿAbbas Ahmad ibn al-Hadjdj (al-Bouni), on the cabalistic powers of the names of Allah and the letters of the Arabic alphabet (folio 129 recto); the end of a treatise on Shafiʿite jurisprudence, containing part of the mouʿamatat which is the Wasith fil-fourouʿ, or the Wasith fil-fikh, of Djamal al-Islam Abou Hamid Mohammad ibn Mohammad ibn Mohammad al-Ghazali al-Tousi, with glosses; the copy is dated to the year 707 AH / 1307-1308 (folio 167 recto), etc. Scanned from a substitute document. The first of these volumes, by far the most considerable, contains, among other things, a letter from the emir ʿAbd al-Kadir, son of Mohyi al-Din, addressed to Mr. Bourselan [= Brosselard], in Oran, to recommend a certain ʿAbd al-Kadir ibn Shaïb (folio 1 recto); a pamphlet, entitled “the treatise of the bishop of Damietta” Risalat ouskouf Dimyat, which the author wrote, for the use of his son, on the alchemy al-sanʿat al-ilahiyya (folio 3 recto); the beginning of al-anfas al-zakiyya fi sharh al-Hikam al-ʿAthaʾiyya, commentary on al-Hikam al-ʿAthaʾiyya, Sufi treatise, sent from Cairo to his brothers in Alexandria, by Tadj al-Din Aboul-Fadhl Ahmad ibn Mohammad ibn ʿAbd al Karim ibn ʿAta Allah al-Iskandari al-Shadzili, composed by an unnamed author (folio 11 verso); a one-page pamphlet (folio 23 recto), dealing with questions of metaphysics; a page from al-Mostatraf (folio 24 recto), containing the summary of chapters 43 et seq. ; one page (folio 25 recto), on the history of the caliphs until Mamoun; a fragment of a table from the ʿAdjaïb al-makhloukat, the Athar al-bilad, or some similar treatise (folio 88 recto); the table of the second volume of a treatise on jurisprudence (folio 90 recto); a fragment of an astrological treatise (folio 105 recto); two fragments of a treatise on magical preparations (folios 115 recto and 119 recto); an untitled treatise, by Aboul-ʿAbbas Ahmad ibn al-Hadjdj (al-Bouni), on the cabalistic powers of the names of Allah and the letters of the Arabic alphabet (folio 129 recto); the end of a treatise on Shafiʿite jurisprudence, containing part of the mouʿamatat which is the Wasith fil-fourouʿ, or the Wasith fil-fikh, of Djamal al-Islam Abou Hamid Mohammad ibn Mohammad ibn Mohammad al-Ghazali al-Tousi, with glosses; the copy is dated to the year 707 AH / 1307-1308 (folio 167 recto), etc.

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